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And clinging to the narrative, what are the histories that are erased or ignored by the mainstream culture? Teller Ornelas is one of three co-creators of the show, alongside Mike Schur and Helms. The idea for the show started with Schur and Helms, who came up with the character of Nathan, and then Teller Ornelas helped flesh out the world and formed their trio. They also had directors, consultants and speakers on issues ranging from tribal law to representation in the media. So [the room rule was], if it made all five of us laugh or if it was a conversation all five of us wanted to have, then it went into the show. Nine writers on that show went on to become show creators and many more to become executive producers. We were all compiling these lists, these databases. With Schmieding, Teller Ornelas had been on her podcast and asked her for a writing sample. Schmieding ended up cast as the female lead opposite Helms. Pretty-shield on Native American AuthorsNavigation menu
Amanda Ulrich Palm Springs Desert Sun A virtual roundtable event, which will feature four Native American authors who represent several different tribes across California, will be held this Sunday afternoon on Zoom. The roundtable will be hosted by College of the Desert and Heyday, a publisher based in Berkeley, which also publishes the quarterly magazine News from Native California, according to a press release.
Ruth Nolan, a College of the Desert professor, will be the moderator. Each speaker will read from their written works and then answer questions, some of which may touch on Native American cultural values and themes, Nolan said. She hopes the Zoom format will enable people from throughout the state — and elsewhere — to attend. The event will start at 4 p.
To ask questions or request Zoom login information, attendees should email Nolan at RNolan collegeofthedesert. Contact her on Twitter at AmandaCUlrich.]
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