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The Canary Effect takes an in depth look at the devastating effect that US policies have had on the Indigenous people of America. Using beautifully crafted imagery it presents a chilling case to what many believe is an ongoing genocide of the American Indian. Featuring interviews with some of the leading scholars and exponents of Indigenous struggles, alongside revealing insight from those who work and live on reservations today, The Canary Effect creates a link between the past and present in a unique way never before explored on film. Those appearing in the movie include: Ward Churchill is an author, activist and Professor of Indian Studies at Colorado University. His books include A Little Matter Of Genocide, Kill The Indian Save The Man and Struggle For The Land Troy Johnson is an author and professor of American Indian Studies in Long Beach California. His Publications include, Red Power, American Indian Activism and Alcatraz. Charles Abourezk is An Attorney at Law in Rapid City, and director of the film Tatoo On My Heart. He is also a current Supreme Court Justice for the Rosebud Sioux Tribe |
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