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266 years ago, New England colonists were legally allowed to kill Penobscot people

“Things like this live in the collective consciousness of the community,” Adam Mazo said. “We deserve to know the full truth of our history.”

The View From Here: Native history is American history

“In “Bounty,” Dawn Neptune Adams, another co-director, tells about the scientific research that suggests that traumatic events can change DNA, leaving traits that are passed from one generation to the next. The terror of being hunted like an animal could be part of their descendants’ consciousness, whether they know the story or not.”

Documentary 'Bounty' confronts colonial death warrants against Indigenous people

WBUR reviews Upstander Project’s short film Bounty and interviews filmmakers and participants about the importance of the film. “Adults often fear saying the wrong thing, or teaching the wrong thing and upsetting other parents, acknowledges co-director Adam Mazo.” That is why Upstander Project aims to educate and mobilize people against injustice.

New England once hunted and killed humans for money. We’re descendants of the survivors

Opinion piece written by Dawn Neptune Adams, Maulian Dana with Adam Mazo for The Guardian. This piece focuses on the fact that the settlers whom many Americans mythologize at Thanksgiving as peace-loving Pilgrims issued government orders offering cash for dead Native American children.