John Trudell (1946- ) is a Native American (Santee Sioux) activist and spoken-word poet. His FBI file, at over 17,000 pages, was once among the biggest. He took part in the Occupation of Alcatraz (1969-1971), becoming the voice of Radio Free Alcatraz. From 1973 to 1979, he was Chairman of the American Indian Movement (AIM).…
John Trudell Death was near death from cancer at the beginning of December 2015.And then, independently, their premature deaths were revealed on December 4,
this took a while a special tribute to our beloved leader and poet john trudell. the way we intended it. here you go ohn this is for you. your real send off
NATIVE AMERICAN JOHN TRUDELL SPEAKS TO THE FEAR BASED SOCIETY OF PERSONAL OBTAINMENT & GOALS!
http://www.johntrudell.com/ this was just clips of his documentary you can buy on his site.John Trudell is an acclaimed poet, national recording artist, acto...
Heart taker is off John TRUdell's (Santee Dakota) first album "Tribal voice" 1983 release featuring Quiltman (Warm Springs) Sparking together a genre that wo...
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"We must always act for the love of our people and the earth. We must not react out of hatred against those who have no sense" - John Trudell
John Trudell (Santee Dakota) - poet, activist, musician, author, actor, father, uncle, brother, son, grandpa, and so much more - made his journey to the Spi...
On December 9, 2015 we lost a legend to cancer. We wanted to memorialize the late John Trudell by sharing one of the most frank and insightful interviews we've published - back in 2003. John Trudell: Sound & Fury As a young Santee Sioux, John Trudell helped orchestrate the takeover of the abandoned federal penitentiary
John Trudell of the Santee Sioux talks about one of the founding truths of America, on why white people have a hard time seeing others as human beings (the bolding, italics and division into paragraphs are mine): When Columbus got off the boat, he asked us who we were. We said we’re the Human Beings,…
John Trudell speaks about the colonist machine and it's identity crisis as Human Beings.Please support John Trudell ... read his books, listen to his music...
John Trudell, Native American recording artist, poet and activist, died “surrounded by his family and friends” at an unnamed location. No cause of death was announced, but it had been reported he was battling cancer. Trudell was a newsworthy figure in the late 1960s and early ’70s as spokesman for the tribal people occupying Alcatraz…
John Trudell and Jesse Ed Davis - Tina Smiled - 1987 version -This woman this loveThis life we dare to liveThis society afraid of what People might seeMight ...
John Trudell " Religious vs Spiritual" Perception of Reality. From Trudell documentary.
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Another dauntless advocate of American Indian activism has walked on with the passing of Native rights stalwart John Trudell. He follows in the footsteps of Russell Means and Carter Camp. All three died of cancer. Trudell passed away at his home in Santa Clara County, in Northern California, on Dec.
John Trudell and Bad Dog perform the song "Grafitti Man" at the Portland Hempstalk on September 7, 2013. Footage: Campaign for the Restoration and Regulation...
