Princess Angeline

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Kikisoblu, Princess Angeline (title and name given her by a white woman), daughter of Chief Seattle, is seen on many postcards and toward the end of her life, she lived alone, refusing to leave her homeland. What historical events led to her being one of the few Duwamish people left in Seattle by the 1890′s, only 35 years after the Treaty of Point Elliott? This video explores the injustices against the Duwamish people and their continually denied tribal status, partially through the life of Kikisoblu.

Sandra Osawa

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01-01-2010

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Sandra Osawa

Sandra Osawa

Sandra Johnson Osawa (Makah Tribe) (filmmaker and poet) is one of the few American Indian members of the Writers Guild of America and has also published her essays in First Fish, First People: Salmon Tales of the North Pacific Rim and her poetry in Dancing on the Rim of the World, a collection of Northwest poets edited by Andrea Lerner. She is the sole writer behind all documentary scripts and exhibit pieces.
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