The youth of Rosebud made the video "More Than That" in response to the ABC special Hidden America: Children of the Plains. The ABC special sparked outrage in Indian Country. This is the Rosebud youth's response:
Team Esoterica:
Write about
a tradition, hardship, insecurity, ect you see present in your life
NOW - imagine,
like Robert Look Twice, this aspect of your life was exploited and you became known for it - how would that make you feel?
Visuals of
both videos
Similarities
Differences
Language
of both videos
Language
used by reporters
Language
used by interviewed individuals
How does
the language of the video contribute/ limit/ shape future generations?
Target audience
of both videos
Why did the
Plains Indians feel compelled to make a response video
What are
the dangers representing a group’s tradition/ history instead of showcasing their agency/ individuality
Difference
between generations - how do hope and futurity look differently for different generations? How do you see this in the videos?
Additional Questions (from Dr. Gómez):
What story does each video tell?
Why does the first story end with the word warrior?
Have you heard that story before? Where?
What story does the second video say bout the future?
Where are the generations, and what are the relationships between generations, in each story?