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Kifaru Productions. 

In 1990, they began to realize movies 
and television programs about Indians focus on history, and they felt a need 
to bring the modern day existance of Indians to light.
They focus on the rights of Indian 
religious freedoms, land claims, 
health care and several other 
rights of todays' Indian nations.
You can read about their 
Videos and vision at:
http://www.kifaru.com/index2.html

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"All things are connected.
Whatever befalls the earth
Befalls the sons of the earth.
Man did not weave the web of life.
He is merely a strand in it.
Whatever he does to the web,
He does to himself."
Chief Seattle, 1854

TRAIL OF TEARS

During the Trail of Tears, when many American Indians were starved, mistreated, frozen, and buried as time allowed, many of our ancestors escaped along the way. They did not sign the 'papers', their names will never be found on the 'rolls', they were forced to deny their heritage.
Why? During the long walk, the American Indians were treated as unfertile soil, rocky land of no value. The trail had no ending.. for many of our people. Others resurfaced and were believed to be of Spanish descent, Creole, or as I was once told, Black Dutch.
Where is the Oak Wreath that signifies true home, for those of us not accepted by our own, or by the white man? Do you know of the Trail of Tears? Maybe it is time you read of every path taken, I challenge you not to cry.
~ adohi ~
(used with permission)