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Songs of the Universal Vagabond

June 26th #StarTrek #DS9 #Documentary Watch-Party in #Berlin-Wedding
My #Interview on #WDR’s “ZeitZeichen” is now Available Online: “Indian Citizenship Act”
Tune in June 2nd to Our Interview on #WDR #Zeitzeichen’s Broadcast: “The Indian Citizenship Act”

Events & Current Projects

2 June 2019 – Interview by Claudia Friedrich will be part of the WDR Zeitzeichen’s broadcast on “The Indian Citizenship Act” and racism, white supremacist ideology and tokenism of Native peoples and cultures today.

Current Projects

“Almost”, a short documentary. “Almost normal. Almost acceptable. Almost indigenous. Half, a quarter, a fraction, a piece. Gender, sexuality, ethnicity, cognitive or physical abilities. Toxic beliefs, ableist and racist structures in society continue to harm. Some are embracing their differences in order to heal, and they are connecting.” In production.

An RPG. A role-playing video game/visual novel in development. On origins, our earth, the ancient present and an alternative future.

Research Study continues on ASD Stigma, Worldviews and Cultural Competency relating to Indigenous perspectives.

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“Loving in the wrong way”

A documentary film project directed by Red Haircrow on Native stereotypes and their connection to racism, colonialism, and deep societal issues.

On June 26th, we #StarTrek fans will meet together in #Berlin at #Cineplex Alhambra to watch the 2019 #DS9 documentary, "What We Left Behind". After we have a short discussion focusing on why Star Trek has meant so much to so many people of different ethnicities, genders, nationalities and backgrounds. Some sample questions: - * What were your favorite characters? * How would you rate DS9 to other series? * What did DS9 or the Star Trek series mean to you? - 1. If you're interested in the discussion afterwards, English and German are the main languages, but all languages welcome even if you don't speak one of these. Also, cosplay is an idea and your choice! - 2. BIPOC, LGBTIIQ+ and all friendly folks are welcome. The theater accommodates wheelchairs, there is limited seating, however. If you have other special needs, we'll try to help you as best we can. Harassment free and convention Code of Conduct/ CoC apply. - 3. Tickets are the attendees responsibility. You can follow the link to choose preferred seating and reserve tickets online. - 4. Film details and trailer can be found here: "What We Left Behind: Looking Back at Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The film is a feature length documentary that was partly funded by the fans and it’s loaded with new interviews with almost everyone involved in the series, tons of DS9 footage in HD for the first time, and so much more." - http://collider.com/ds9-documentary-interview-what-we-left-behind/ - FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE https://www.facebook.com/events/1008633442676311/

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