Marvin Manypenny

4 Collection Items

• Broken Trust: Civil Rights in Indian Country / Joe Day (Call-in)

  Midday presents a collection of Mainstreet Radio stories from MPR's Indian civil rights series Broken Trust: Civil Rights in Indian Country, followed by an interview with Joe Day, executive director of the Minnesota Indian Affairs Council. Day shares his thoughts and answers listener questions.

  Apr. 27, 200148 minSave
• Broken Trust: Civil Rights in Indian Country, part 4 - Tribal Justice, But Not For All

  As part of Mainstreet Radio series Broken Trust: Civil Rights in Indian Country, MPR’s Tom Robertson reports on tribal sovereignty and the civil rights issues within reservation tribal courts.

  Apr. 25, 2001Save
• Mainstreet Radio: Treaty Rights and Tribal Sovereignty, part 2

  A Mainstreet Radio special broadcast from Mille Lacs Indian Museum, highlighting Indian treaty rights and Native American sovereignty. Rachel Reabe interviews Henry Buffalo, a Minneapolis attorney, sovereignty expert, and member Red Cliff Band of Ojibwe; Chief Tribal Judge Mary Jo Brooks Hunter, of Ho chunk Tribe; and Jim Genia, solicitor general for the Mille Lacs band of Ojibwe. Discussion topic is tribal sovereignty and how the rules are different on the reservation.

  Apr. 21, 199854 minSave
• The evolution of Native American sovereignty

  As part of Mainstreet Radio’s Treaty Rights and Tribal Sovereignty series, Catherine Winter presents report on the concept called tribal sovereignty, and a look at the where this complex set of rules comes from, and how it affects Indian people today. Report includes various interviews with tribe members.

  Apr. 17, 1998Save