Hey Gang!
This is Edward Running Bear, PhD. He came toJohnston for several reasons. There was
controversy over part of the land on which the military
base was built. Because of this, the base had
been closed for over 80 years. In a Supreme Court
decision, this portion of land was returned to the
Iroquois Nation and a settlement was to be paid.
One part of the settlement, a Native American
museum was to be established. It was decided by
the Iroquois and Lenape the museum would be in
been closed for over 80 years. In a Supreme Court
decision, this portion of land was returned to the
Iroquois Nation and a settlement was to be paid.
One part of the settlement, a Native American
museum was to be established. It was decided by
the Iroquois and Lenape the museum would be in
Johnston.
The second part of the settlement was the
establishment of a scholarship for people of
Native American descent. Chief Running Bear was
here to make sure these things happened.
Another reason for his move was that a university
would be established here. Johnston University a
division of the University of Penn. Edward was
offered a Dean's position teaching American
history from a multicultural point of view without
calling it anything else but "American History".
This was considered too controversial for many
other colleges.
Finally, he moved here because the Iroquois and
Native American settlement was large enough
to have horses!
Here he is with his horses!
(I found these guys for a dollar at the thrift store.
I knew I could work them into this story.)
The black one is Coal and the tan one Rain
Dancer.
He would have hated to have to leave his horses
behind.
Stay tuned for more!
The second part of the settlement was the
establishment of a scholarship for people of
Native American descent. Chief Running Bear was
here to make sure these things happened.
Another reason for his move was that a university
would be established here. Johnston University a
division of the University of Penn. Edward was
offered a Dean's position teaching American
history from a multicultural point of view without
calling it anything else but "American History".
This was considered too controversial for many
other colleges.
Finally, he moved here because the Iroquois and
Native American settlement was large enough
to have horses!
Here he is with his horses!
(I found these guys for a dollar at the thrift store.
I knew I could work them into this story.)
The black one is Coal and the tan one Rain
Dancer.
He would have hated to have to leave his horses
behind.
Stay tuned for more!
2 comments:
Hello from Spain: very good buy both horses. I remain attentive to the evolution of history. We remain in a contect blog Blog
Gracias Marta. Estoy trabajando en reunir a mis líneas de la historia muchos en una historia. Por favor, seguir viendo como se juntan. Seguimos en un blog de blogs Contect.
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