The Canary Effect at the Heard Museum

At the very least, The Canary Effect -- a powerful documentary that explores abuses wrongly absorbed by Native Americans during both historical and contemporary times -- will make viewers want to fight the power for these folks who are unfortunately treating as second-class citizens in our society. The flick, which...
By Steve JansenNovember 29, 2007
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At the very least, The Canary Effect — a powerful documentary that explores abuses wrongly absorbed by Native Americans during both historical and contemporary times — will make viewers want to fight the power for these folks who are unfortunately treating as second-class citizens in our society. The flick, which stars controversial prof Ward Churchill, includes interviews, federal testimony, and loads of archival footage.

Mon., Dec. 10, 1:30 p.m., 2007

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