Part 1: American Indian Movement (AIM)
Siužetinės Linijos Aprašymas
1. The historical circumstances of AIM’s foundation.
2. The goals of AIM.
3. The role that religion played in AIMs principles and goals.
Siužetinės Linijos Tekstas
- Please tell us when was AIM started.
- AIM was founded in the late 1960s by activists.
- Who were the AIM participants?
- The American Indian Movement was started by indigenous Indians in the United States
- Now, lets change gears to the AIM goals
- It was to fight social injustices including police brutalities, lack of occupation and colonialism
- Also, AIM aimedtowards ensuring the native Indians enjoyed the rights and privileges of being in the country.
- For instance, most bureaucrats and lawmakers failed to acknowledge that the native Indians were true members of the society.
- Generally, they were not enjoying the federal resources, but instead relied on the power of their fragmented groups.
- Contrarily, they isolated them in masses of cities, or let the tribes remain constrained at reservations
- AIM used religion as the basis of forming its principles and goals while striving to get recognition and assume leadership positions.
- For instance, the native Indians had formed the Ghost Dance religion which gave the populations the conviction of their worth and helped them express their heritage.
- The group functioned as the top organization in the hierarchy of the natives, and it focused on religious affairs.
- Generally, the group relied on religious guidance, and based their goals and principles on the religion.
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