Interview with John Trudell at Fisherman's Wharf
About This Item
KQED news report from Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco on August 14th 1970 featuring an interview with John Trudell, who discusses the current lack of water and sanitation on Alcatraz. He also tries to explain the moral and political reasons why American Indians continue to occupy the island, in defiance of Federal paternalism. “We’re concerned about … people on the reservations that, that are being forced to assimilate or die out. We’re worried about things like our language and culture. We want this on our own terms … It’s part of us.”
- Originally aired on
- KQED News
- Date aired
- 8/14/1970
- Recording medium
- 16mm color magnetic sound film
- 5:00
- Rights for this video belong to
- NCPB/KQED
- Type of material
- archival news film
- Event
- Occupation of Alcatraz
- Identifier
- KQN 873
- Views
- 13168
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