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Margaret Noodin, Professor
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Title: Re: Margaret Noodin, Professor
Post by: Defend the Sacred on April 24, 2022, 08:57:29 pm
I also thank you MilkyWayKwe, and kaeqcekam, for taking the time to go into Margaret's fraud and harm in detail. It not only makes abundantly clear what she has done, but it provides an example for the harm done by those in similar positions. Thank you both. And thank you for the labor put in by others in this thread, as well, like Diana and Smart Mule, who did the genealogy Margaret probably already knew, but ran them in circles, with false promises and white tears, wasting their time and energy in vain efforts to manipulate us.
On the day this all heated up, I had come to this thread specifically to move her to Frauds. I was shocked and confused that we did not have an immediate, clear consensus to do so. Even though there was very little support for her, what has been said in "support" of her has been very disturbing to me. You both have my gratitude for addressing it.
The upside of this thread staying in "Research Needed" for this long is that the continued dialogue has resulted in these clear examples. Margaret (I also will not use her self-chosen appellation) has told multiple members here that she will stop her claims and presentations. She clearly has not stopped. Her fraud has only continued and grown since she made those false promises.
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Title: Re: Margaret Noodin, Professor
Post by: kaeqcekam on April 24, 2022, 10:57:20 pm
I looked several times and perhaps I missed it. Margaret did the voice over in the trailer for the movie Antlers. At a time when we are trying so hard to Indigenize Hollywood and are actually making breakthroughs, Margaret took up space that could have gone to an actual Native person. Graham Greene and Lisa Cromarty were the only Native people with a presence in the film Greene's presence was heavily cut and Cromarty narrates.
--- Quote ---The movie Antlers, produced by Oscar winner Guillermo del Toro and directed by Scott Cooper is based on a screenplay he wrote with Nick Antosca and C. Henry Chaisson retelling Antosca’s short story “The Quiet Boy” which is a true Wiindigo tale warning against greed, corruption and destruction. In the film, a teacher says: “What is Storytelling? Storytelling started with our indigenous people.” Cooper and Del Toro worked to respectively connect their Wiindigo story to stories that have been told on this continent as long as anyone can remember. Grace L. Dillon was the primary consultant for the film and she contacted Margaret Noodin when the movie needed a voice of warning. As many of us work to revitalize languages that grew weak during colonization, attempted assimilation and the era of boarding schools, it is wonderful to know Antlers contains accurate Ojibwe. Our languages are growing stronger.
The final trailer for the film includes Margaret’s voice speaking Ojibwe. Here are the haunting words of warning:
Wenaakonigejig owiisagenimigoowaad wiindigoon.
The nations have been made to suffer by those who walk with greed in their hearts.
Nishiwanaajitoonid akiwan gaye nibiiwan miinawaa nishwanaaji’aanid asiniiyan, begazojin, bemoodejin, bemisejin, bemosejin.
They have destroyed the land and waters; they have destroyed the stones, swimmers, the crawlers, the ones who fly and the ones who walk.
Maazikamikwe godagendaagozid mii gikendang aabdeg wii-izhichigaadeg.
Mother Earth is in danger and knows what must be done.
--- End quote ---
She got the role through her friend Grace L. Dillon who was a consultant on the film. Dillon 'gave them permission' to use the 'w' in the films storyline. Not going to write the word, sorry.
“What's important to me is that I was given permission by people who most know about the wendigo — and who covet it, and who understand it far better than I do — to tell this story,” he adds.
The production employed Grace L. Dillon, a professor in the Indigenous Nations Studies Program at Portland State University, as its Native American advisor, and the film’s vision of the creature largely stemmed from Dillon’s expertise. “That was important to me because it means so much to their culture,” says Cooper.
Dillon also claims Anishinabe descent but I don't know what her story is.
https://ojibwe.net/the-native-voice-in-the-movie-antlers/ *
https://web.archive.org/web/20211011112706/https://ojibwe.net/the-native-voice-in-the-movie-antlers/
https://www.inverse.com/entertainment/antlers-ending-explainedscott-cooper-interview?msclkid=bc5e9e82c41711ecba94925383a3abd2**
https://www.inverse.com/entertainment/antlers-ending-explained-scott-cooper-interview
*Strikethrough added by advancedsmite during reconstruction of the thread. Added Internet Archive link to minimize risk of broken links in the future.
**Strikethrough added by advancedsmite during reconstruction of the thread to indicate a broken link. Link updated.
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Title: Re: Margaret Noodin, Professor
Post by: debbieredbear on April 25, 2022, 09:05:39 pm
Grace Dillon now has her own thread.
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Title: Re: Margaret Noodin, Professor
Post by: MilkyWayKwe on May 05, 2022, 03:34:23 am
The website called "Humans and Nature" has a copyright of 2022, indicating it's an updated and/or active website.
Margaret Gives-Herself-An-Anishinaabe-Last-Name-For-Fun has a bio on it whereby she "identifies as American, Anishinaabe, Irish, and Metis."
https://humansandnature.org/margaret-noodin/*
https://web.archive.org/web/20211028120606/https://www.humansandnature.org/margaret-noodin
*Strikethrough added by advancedsmite during reconstruction of the thread. Added Internet Archive link to minimize risk of broken links in the future.
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Title: Re: Margaret Noodin, Professor
Post by: cellophane on May 06, 2022, 12:38:44 am
The source code for the "Humans and Nature" website shows it was last modified Feb. 10, 2022.
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