Thirty miles from Manhattan, a group of mountain people seeks recognition as a legitimate Native American tribe from the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Synopsis
Thirty miles from Manhattan, a group of mountain people seeks recognition as a legitimate Native American tribe from the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Synopsis
In the Ramapo Mountains, thirty miles from Manhattan, a group of individuals seeks federal recognition as a legitimate Native American tribe. The Ramapough Mountain Indians face challenges in their quest for acknowledgment from the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Their struggle unfolds against a backdrop of broader Native American rights movements, including protests at Standing Rock and Apache Junction. Through interviews and access to the community, the film presents the historical and contemporary issues affecting this group and their identity as Native Americans.
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Why Watch
- Meet the Ramapough Mountain Indians fighting for recognition.
- See the impact of Native American rights movements.
- Find out about events at Standing Rock and Apache Junction.
Did You Know
- The film is set thirty miles from Manhattan.
- It has a runtime of 83 minutes.
- The Ramapough Mountain Indians are fighting for recognition from the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What tribe is fighting for recognition from the Bureau of Indian Affairs?
The Ramapough Mountain Indians are seeking recognition as a legitimate Native American tribe.
What significant events are mentioned in relation to Native American rights?
The documentary references events at Standing Rock and Apache Junction as part of the broader fight for Native American rights.
How long is the documentary American Native?
The documentary has a duration of 83 minutes.
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