Transcript
Index
00:00:03 - Introduction of Interviewer Kat Christen and Interviewee Juan Mancias
00:00:24 - Juan Mancias describes the sacred sights and burials along the encroachment area for the proposed border wall
00:00:54 - Juan Mancias talks about resilience and maintaining the life-ways of his culture
00:02:18 - Juan Mancias details the surrounding ecosystem
00:02:28 - Juan Mancias states that a border wall will only compartmentalize a people with relatives on both sides of the river
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Partial Transcript: "Could you tell us what is happening right now on the border, and why you're here?"
"We're just to make everyone aware of the beauty this place has and the beauty that was to our people, and to protect the sacred landscape and the sacred sights."
Keywords: Antioch College; Carrizo-Comecrudo Resistance; Juan Mancias; National Butterfly Center
Subjects: Antioch College; Carrizo-Comecrudo Nation; Juan Mancias; National Butterfly Center