African-American culture and Native Americans There are two part questions, one about Native Americans culture, another is African- American culture. There

African-American culture and Native Americans There are two part questions, one about Native Americans culture, another is African- American culture. There is no word count required. Question 1:
In the nineteenth century, African-American artists worked in a variety of media and
subject matter. This painting and this ceramic vessel obviously are very different, as are
the backgrounds of the artists who created them. For whom were these objects made?
What different meanings might be read from them? In what ways might they be similar?
Write a sentence or two about each piece, then discuss in what ways they might be
related OR find two similar African-American artworks from the nineteenth century to
discuss and analyze. You may ADD examples or information from the internet. Please
NOTE source(s) used.
Afro-Carolinian Face Vessel
Blue Hole, Flood Waters, Little Miami
River
Question 2:
Need the enduring stereotype of the Plains Indian warrior is discussed along with other
general points about Native American stereotypes.
Look at these two brief video clips:
A link (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoaak2ERwsw )from the 1997 documentary
“In Whose Honor?” addressing the use of Native American peoples as sports mascots.
There are other clips on youtube from this film – feel free to explore.
And this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7OHG7tHrNM) famous commercial from
the 1970s.
What 19th-century assumptions about Native peoples continue to be portrayed in these
clips? What are some current examples of these stereotypes? How do we see Native
Americans portrayed in recent films or in popular culture?
You may also add research into the film, In Whose Honor?, and about the artist/activist
Charlene Teters (please cite your sources in your posts).

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