So because of this podcast, I want to make a thread with more information on some of the topics we discussed. https://twitter.com/BechdelCast/status/1296479670708375554


Aslak Holmberg narrated this animation for the 100th year of independence in Finland, discussing the history of colonialism against Sami people.


This is the Youtube video I saw when I was living in Finland taking about salmon fishing rights being criminalized by the Finnish government.


Sofia Jannok and other Sami people at Standing Rock, singing a joik and explaining what it is.


Sofia Jannok again, giving a really lovely Ted Talk about environmental abuse at the hands of corporations and colonial governments.


Here is a 911 call that happened during Standing Rock when the police used militarized weapons and water cannons against Water Protectors in the middle of winter in below freezing temperatures.
https://doesthendnlive.tumblr.com/about 

Does The NDN Live is another test I created basically documenting how many indigenous people appear in films and.... live.


Maxida Märak, musician and Sami activist, tells a story about her culture and the exploitation of natural resources in Sami territories.


Interviews with Sami people in opposition to the railway.


Sameblod (Sami Blood) is a 2016 Swedish film by Swedish / Southern-Saami director and screenwriter Amanda Kernell. The film was inspired by the trauma and self-hatred within her own Sami family.
https://worldlibraries.dom.edu/index.php/worldlib/article/view/369/325

Famed Saami political writer and Saami womens’ rights activist is a woman named Elsa Laula Renberg. She founded the first Sámi women's organization, "Brurskanke samiske kvindeforening" [Brurskanke Sámi Women's League] on December 5, 1910. “
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I failed to mention this on the show but when The Baker Twins were interviewed on the Tyra Banks show, it was honestly a game changer for me when they said "Why does the lead actress have to be some beautiful blonde white girl? Why can't she be native?"
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