A Story That Needs to be Told, Part 1
Posted: December 4, 2014 | Author: K.W. Burnette | Filed under: General, Meta, Story, Uncategorized | Tags: American, Americans, Architect of Experience, Art, Audience, Avatar, Be, Blog, Brando, Chakotay, Chotay, Confession, Confessions, Critic, Critique, Essay, Experience, Humanity, Indian, Language, Last of the Mohicans, Littlefeather, Marlon, Mohicans, Narrative, Native, Needs, Oscar, Oscars, Representation, Sacheen, Sons of Anarchy, Speech, Story, To, Told, Voyager, Worth, Writing | Leave a commentI’ve struggled with this.
I have Stories I want to tell, Stories I am able to tell, and Stories I want to tell, but can’t. This one falls into the third category.
But to set the stage, you need to watch this…
Legend has it that John Wayne himself had to be physically restrained from dragging her off the stage
In 1973, at the 45th Academy Awards, Marlon Brando won best performance. Instead of accepting the award, he sent up Sacheen Littlefeather to deny his Oscar. This was far from the beginning, and far from the end. But if I am going to start in the middle, it might as well be from here.
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