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The Revolutionary Anti-Imperialist Movement-Denver proudly announces:

On 144th [sic] anniversary of the Sand Creek Massacre ‘Indigenous Survival Week’ will be held at CU Boulder. All of these events are free.

WEDNESDAY, November 28th

Performances by: The Tortuga Project, REBEL DIAZ and SAVAGE FAMILY

Club 156 on the first floor of the UMC, 6:00 to 11:00

THURSDAY:

PANEL on Hip Hop, indigenous resistance, and community selfdetermination and self-definition.

Glenn Miller Ballroom at the UMC, 6:00 to 8:00

We’ll keep you posted if we get further details.

Socialist scarcity: Two events constitute a "Week." Anyway, the lone commenter makes an offer:

I have produced an award-winning film about the Sand Creek Massacre as told from the point-of-view of the Cheyenne and Arapaho people. Would you like to screen it at “Indigenous Survival Week?”

Don Vasicek

Sadly, no answer.

Update: Wondering what award Vasicek's "award-winning" film was awarded? "Best Documentary Short Film, The Indie Gathering Film Festival, American Indian Film Festival."

Update II: "'Violence is the fearful solution to weak-minded human beings, more fearful of utilizing their human intelligence than their human impulses to strike out and harm that which is causing them the fear.'-Donald L. Vasicek." Oh yeah, I want this guy working on my script.

Update III: Other "recognition" for Vasicek's award-winning film includes a "Walnut Hills Elementary School 4th Grade Screening."