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1. Segment One - AmerIndian 2192

EPISODE · Nov 25, 2005 · 42 MIN

1. Segment One - AmerIndian 2192

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-In this episode: In 1972, Bear Vajo, an AmerIndian militant, is denied by the Grandfathers. The tribes he is leading to revolution are told to wait until the White Buffalo walks among the People in his four-legged and two-legged form. In 2192, Keokuk, a Tsimshian tri

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