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EPISODE · Nov 2, 2022 · 19 MIN

Season 2 Episode 15 The Other Side of Thanksgiving

from SNHU Agents of Change Podcast · host SNHU Social Sciences

Southern New Hampshire University Career Services Specialist, David Gordon Buresh, an Indigenous man of Abenaki and Chippewa descent, provides historical insights into the Thanksgiving event from his Indigenous culture's viewpoint. Host: Dr. Laman Tasch / Produced by Dr. Hector R. Garcia.   Guest Bio: David Gordon Buresh is the Career Services Specialist with Southern New Hampshire University and an Indigenous man of Abenaki and Chippewa descent. He was raised as part of the Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi Swanton, as well as the Nembesak band of the Abenaki. He is a volunteer coordinator for Lakota Kidz in support of the National Day of Mourning. He is a writer, journalist, and a political activist supporting Indigenous rights in the United States. Disclaimer: Mr. Buresh is not a representative of the United American Indians of New England, and his views on this podcast are solely his own and may not be representative of the United American Indians of New England.   

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