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Serle Lovell Chapman aka Rain Bear Stands Last, claims Romani, MMIW Filmmaker
Sparks:
Serle Chapman has been mentioned once before in the forum, in this thread:
http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=858.0
[Arkansas Event: Sequoyah Research Center Symposium]
--- Quote from: littlefeatherspiri on September 23, 2006, 09:08:01 pm ---Serle Chapman (Cheyenne) “Whining Cheyenne Racists and Why Native People ‘Have No Understanding’ of their Noble Ancestors."
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ska:
"Pretendian Country Today" is a subscription portion of Indianz.com - they are featuring an expose on ". . . two Pretendian figures — Rain aka Rain Bear Stands Last aka Serle Chapman aka Serle Lovell Chapman and Sara Atiqtalik aka Sarah Ann Gilbertson aka Sarah Mathuin aka Sarah Anna Mathuin aka Sara Anna Mathuin aka Sarah Chapman — and their fascinating journey from the United Kingdom and into Indian Country, all with the help of the U.S. Department of Justice and tribal and taxpayer dollars . . ."
ska
Sparks:
--- Quote from: ska on July 04, 2022, 05:03:35 am ---"Pretendian Country Today" is a subscription portion of Indianz.com - they are featuring an expose on "… two Pretendian figures …".
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https://indianz.substack.com/p/from-cheyenne-royalty-to-federal
Part of it is visible to non-subscribers. Two photos and several links in there:
--- Quote ---From Cheyenne royalty to federal informant to 'tribal member'
Or, how to exploit #MMIW for financial gain
This is the first part of a Pretendian Country Today series into Rain Bear Stands Last. It’s gonna be long!
The Indian internet lit up on the afternoon of Friday, July 1, 2022. And it wasn’t because y’all were getting ready for the Fourth of July — powwows, fireworks and all.
Instead it was an episode of Dr. Phil that got people talking. A rerun — no less — of a show that originally aired in November 2021, during National Native American Heritage Month.
But with Indians watching TV at home (or maybe watching at work? no judgment here!), this replay of a program about the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women started making the rounds, with many seeing it for the first time.
Well that means it’s time for Pretendian Country Today to spill the tea about a “tribal filmmaker” and his spouse, both of whom played a role in getting one of the biggest shows on the air to focus on an issue that Indian Country has been talking about since the dawn of colonization on Turtle Island.
So if you want to learn more about two Pretendian figures — Rain aka Rain Bear Stands Last aka Serle Chapman aka Serle Lovell Chapman and Sara Atiqtalik aka Sarah Ann Gilbertson aka Sarah Mathuin aka Sarah Anna Mathuin aka Sara Anna Mathuin aka Sarah Chapman — and their fascinating journey from the United Kingdom and into Indian Country, all with the help of the U.S. Department of Justice and tribal and taxpayer dollars, you’re gonna have to keep scrolling.
Paid subscribers only!
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cellophane:
--- Quote ---Sara Atiqtalik aka Sarah Ann Gilbertson aka Sarah Mathuin aka Sarah Anna Mathuin aka Sara Anna Mathuin aka Sarah Chapman
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Who is she? Serle's collaborator? Wife?
Sparks:
--- Quote from: cellophane on July 08, 2022, 01:29:31 am ---
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https://indianz.substack.com/p/from-cheyenne-royalty-to-federal ---Sara Atiqtalik aka Sarah Ann Gilbertson aka Sarah Mathuin aka Sarah Anna Mathuin aka Sara Anna Mathuin aka Sarah Chapman
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Who is she? Serle's collaborator? Wife?
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His wife, if we are to believe this 2009 CNN Money article:
--- Quote from: https://money.cnn.com/2009/01/06/smallbusiness/tribal_travel.fsb/index.htm ---The drawings come alive as Chapman, who owns GNA with his wife, Sarah, tells a creation story.
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Also mentioned at the bottom of this 2006 book review:
--- Quote from: https://friendslittlebighorn.com/promisebozemanstrail.htm ---Webmaster's Note: Promise was awarded the Wyoming State Historical Society prize for history writing in 2006. Mr. Chapman, along with his wife Sarah, runs Go Native America, which provides an incredible assortment of tours to historical places in the American West. I had the opportunity to spend a day with Mr. Chapman in early November 2006. He graciously led me across eastern Wyoming, and north of the Black Hills to places of historical significance for the Cheyenne and Lakota. Mr. Chapman is a great storyteller; he is a modern-day oral historian, and anyone lucky enough to take a tour of the west with him via Go Native America is fortunate.
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Some boldings mine. Go Native America (GNA): https://www.gonativeamerica.com
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