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The TRUTH of what went down.

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Usually, a film trailer includes a bit of the best to make you want to watch. This isn't it. Whoever filmed this had to be set up across the street from my house in the first scene. So, they took the last house on the north side of town and filmed it facing away from town to make things look desolate. Didn't want to show the newly renovated house next door that is for sale for a quarter mil. Or the long row of tidy, neatly kept houses if the camera had pointed south. To me there was a missed opportunity if the objective is to help out a poor community. Painting this town in the worst possible light will do more harm than good in my opinion. I have not seen the entire documentary...but that's my point, this trailer doesn't make me want to watch it.

thank you for making this and sharing

From what I've seen from this clip and a few others, its clear that's the makers of this film had an agenda before filming ever began and they carefully selected segments and issues from the community that fit their agenda. While I can't say it's a load of crap, it is definitely one sided and therefore deceitful

Looks like a heartfelt and interesting film. I grew up and still live in Indiana. This could have been me. This could have been anyone. Makes you ponder.

An elegy to what we’ve lost

Where can I get a copy of this documentary? תודה

RIP Queen of Makaha! “One more wave, long may you ride.” -Rell Sunn

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I read" witness to a century" it was a revolution in my thinking

How has this not had 10000 likes!!!!! I want to see this documentary!!

Where can I see this movie? It looks fascinating

This is, apparently, a very clumsy and poorly written attempt to portray an innocent season of revelry and joy as some sort of insidious orgy of racist and misogynistic depravity. The debutante system is antiquated, without a doubt. And racial divides still exist in New Orleans - as they do throughout the nation. But this overwrought hand-wringing and gnashing of teeth over the supposed institutionalized bigotry of innocent Carnival traditions is entirely misplaced and erroneous.

Wonderfully and beautifully shot! Love the projections onto statues - never seen anything like it! Can’t wait to see the full thing.

Where are they now (and I hope they’re open carrying)?

This was a hard hitting and well made documentary. Watching this opened my eyes. Also the Phoebe Snow Every Night cover is absolutely perfect in film.

I just met a Beautiful woman in Thailand has an uncanny resemblance of Rell Sunn I was speechless for a moment A emotional experience!

Is there a DVD of this documentary?

I have one of her surfboards in my backyard. My most prized possession.

Gut wrenching. All caregivers should watch this.

Hawaiians always look so full of soul. I wish the world was more like that.

excellent.

thank you Pacifica Radio and Democracy NOW! for bringing this film to my attention

Also I understood "Do I Need This?" to be available on Kanopy. Couldn't find my library card so went through the process of getting a new one just so I could access Kanopy to watch this film. It's not available to my institution. so disappointed.

you should make this important film more accessible.

Bgmn cara dptkan pangan waria yg setia ?

2 Esdras 13:39 And whereas thou sawest that he gathered another peaceable multitude unto him; 2 Esdras 13:40 Those are the ten tribes, which were carried away prisoners out of their own land in the time of Osea the king, whom Salmanasar the king of Assyria led away captive, and he carried them over the waters, and so came they into another land. 2 Esdras 13:41 But they took this counsel among themselves, that they would leave the multitude of the heathen, and go forth into a further country, where never mankind dwelt, 2 Esdras 13:42 That they might there keep their statutes, which they never kept in their own land. 2 Esdras 13:43 And they entered into Euphrates by the narrow places of the river. 2 Esdras 13:44 For the most High then shewed signs for them, and held still the flood, till they were passed over. 2 Esdras 13:45 For through that country there was a great way to go, namely, of a year and a half: and the same region is called Arsareth. 2 Esdras 13:46 Then dwelt they there until the latter time; and now when they shall begin to come, 2 Esdras 13:47 The Highest shall stay the springs of the stream again, that they may go through: therefore sawest thou the multitude with peace. 2 Esdras 13:48 But those that be left behind of thy people are they that are found within my borders. 2 Esdras 13:49 Now when he destroyeth the multitude of the nations that are gathered together, he shall defend his people that remain. 2 Esdras 13:50 And then shall he shew them great wonders.

2024, loved this short video. 👌💜

My sociology professor played this in 101 class at xavier university back in spring 2008. I assume since Mardi Gras approaching i thought it. Awesome documentary. MUST WATCH

Thanks for sharing. I love Hopi. Way of life. I would love to learn more....🦅

I'd like to watch this documentary, but $79 is a bit steep..

Thankyou National Film Registry for letting me know about this film and this wonderful band!

Solidarity from Senakw' AKA Vancouver BC!

Qui est là pour l’anglais ?

How do you watch the film? It is not available anywhere except a DVD offered for $20 on the film's website. What about streaming for those without DVD players?

Why in heavens name would u stay in a environment filled with roaches and rats and it smells like a shithole.I beg to ask? Certain black folks I can not understand.

What I didn't care to understand as a former Ida B. Wells resident was the fact that when came time for demolition, the residents of these buildings didn't even want to leave. They were scared to change their environment for improvement on their lives and family lives. They were mostly too comfortable living in those conditions and so they were all forced to change and get adjusted to another level in life.

When I read his biography it was touch and go, all he kept innervating was High&Medium& low brow. It took awhile but I made it thru it, a must read.

This is a fantastic film. I've used it many times in my social work classes.

Amazing she is so racist she doesn't think history is valuable unless it's focused on her ethnicity. This is what's wrong with America today black people being brainwashed to think that do you have to be educated and live only with other black people

This film looks awesome! Please post a link as soon it's available for streaming or it's on the road!

Thank you for making this film. Too little is known about our own native cultures in America.

This is an outstanding film as is the original Split: The Early Years. I highly recommend it!

I saw this documentary when it first aired back in 2008. I just found out that the Woman Chevelle passed away some time after the documentary first aired. 😥

that shit pisses me off because the powers that be have been intensely pushing for ''community inclusion'' and least restrictive environments'', and person centered / self directed care / decisions/ planning and goals for the last 25 years or so. but yet they (medicare) want to only support and fund in-home care, and the basic physical needs ??! thats bullshit ! it makes no sense .

Impressed to see a Jewish film that finally, finally have audio description. it's about time. Sadly, there is no captioning (RUclips's auto-cRaptioning doesn't count).

I was in this film 2:20 is my mother

I knew Stan. He sparked a renaissance and healed whole community. I had the honor of being able to help pull this totem pole up and felt integrated into a loving system that went back to time immoral even though my ancestors were the "uninvited guests." When we allow ourselves to be vulnerable in front of others, you never know how big the ripples of healing will come. Haw'aa, Stan Marsden, haw'aa for sharing your pain and transforming all of us in the process. Art can heal us.