heya to this blog's 42 random readers of redface, 14 TV theorists, 7 sitcom enthusiasts, 2 blogspot “followers,” and 1 trilingual rez dog: this blog’s been quiet, obviously, for some time now … the crew is chipping away at several projects, including a book manuscript that will have a companion web site later down the road … so, prepare for the bigger, better, much improved, and lowly anticipated "Brady Braves Experience" and resource center for pop culture "Indians" and Ind'ns, tentatively set to launch via a new site (with links to it from this blog) in Spring 2010 ... meanwhile, feel free to check out the previous 89 posts and stay strong, stay Brady Bravin' strong ...
Peace.
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here at the bureau of brady braves, we deliver news and views on playing "indian" and offer alter-Native stories on real Ind'ns not playing "Indian." inspired by the brady bunch episode "brady braves"--where the bradys become the 1st sitcom family to be "adopted" into an NDN "tribe"--this site serves to heighten awareness of redface/redvoice, to analyze one's "play" and "honoring" at another's expense, and to prove the theory that all the world is, indeed, a cherokee.
The Bureau of Brady Braves Staff (Underwritten by the folks at "Alter-Native Personae, Inc.")
*D. Tah mah ke ra, dual Comanche Nation and American Citizen, is the founder and editor of BradyBraves.Blogspot.com. Supporter of reciprocal edu-tainment. Envisions future summers of retirement in Tipi #49 in that open field east of I-44.
*Brady, the blog's head writer of satirical spin, illegally changed his name to "Brady Brave" in 2006 in honor of the 35th birthday of the Brady Bunch episode "Brady Braves."
*Bobby NewBuffalo is a part-time writer who arguably tires of tired arguments on how Indn's should feel honored by objectification yet still demonstrates a straight-faced patience like a turtle on an eight-lane highway. Mr. NewBuffalo likens himself to an indigenized cross between Drs. Bob Newhart (the Chicago psychiatrist, not the Vermont innkeeper) and Frasier Crane.
*Cousin Oliver, the Bureau's secretary, rarely appears; and when he does, he is--like his Brady Bunch counterpart--rather annoying.
*Brady, the blog's head writer of satirical spin, illegally changed his name to "Brady Brave" in 2006 in honor of the 35th birthday of the Brady Bunch episode "Brady Braves."
*Bobby NewBuffalo is a part-time writer who arguably tires of tired arguments on how Indn's should feel honored by objectification yet still demonstrates a straight-faced patience like a turtle on an eight-lane highway. Mr. NewBuffalo likens himself to an indigenized cross between Drs. Bob Newhart (the Chicago psychiatrist, not the Vermont innkeeper) and Frasier Crane.
*Cousin Oliver, the Bureau's secretary, rarely appears; and when he does, he is--like his Brady Bunch counterpart--rather annoying.
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- "Brady Braves" at TV.com
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- KNBA: Indigenous Expressions
- Joy Harjo
- Barack Obama
- The Weather
- AIROS Native Radio Network
- Native American Public Telecommunications
- Native Vue, Film and Media Connection
- Indianz.com, your internet connection
- Indian Country Today, The Nations' Leading American Indian News Source
- Racialicious, the intersection of race and pop culture
- MSNBC Race & Ethnicity
Carol "Yellow Flower with Many Petals" Brady's Recommended Redfaced Readings
- "‘Playing Indian’ at Ontario Summer Camps, 1920-1955" by Sharon Wall
- "Land of a Thousand Dances" by Paul Chaat Smith
- Imagining Native America in Music by Michael Pisani
- "So You Think You Hired an ‘Indian’ Faculty Member?" by Cornel Pewewardy
- “Images of Native People As Seen by the Eye of the Blackbird" by Darrell Kipp
- Team Spirits: The Native American Mascots Controversy edited by King and Springwood
- Celluloid Indians: Native Americans and Film by Jacquelyn Kilpatrick
- “Playing At Being Indian: Spectatorship And The Early Western" by Alison Griffiths
- “Reconstructing Tonto: Cultural Formations and American Indians in 1990’s Television Fiction" by George and Sanders
- Real Indians: Identity and the Survival of Native America by Eva Marie Garroutte
- "Media Portrayals of Aboriginal People" by Media Awareness Network
- Custer Died for your Sins: An Indian Manifesto by Vine Deloria, Jr.
- Indians in Unexpected Places by Philip Deloria
- "The Common Sense of Anti-Indian Racism" by Renee Ann Cramer
- Redface does not Honor Us by Matthew Barkhausen
- Selling the Indian, edited by Meyer and Royer
- "The Tribe Called Wannabe" by Rayna Green
- Playing Indian by Philip Deloria
- Going Native by Shari Huhndorf
- The White Man's Indian by Robert Berkhofer
- The Imaginary Indian by Daniel Francis
- Dressing in Feathers edited by S. Elizabeth Bird
- "The Popularity of Being Indian" by Vine Deloria, Jr.
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