John Dear on Hip Hop Caucus Podcast discussing the recent incident at the Lincoln Memorial, where Catholic high school kids harassed an indigenous leader

This week's podcast by the Hip Hop Caucus’ Think 100 Show, features Fr. John Dear discussing the recent incident when Catholic high school kids harassed an indigenous leader and others at the Lincoln Memorial in D.C. on the Dr. King holiday. The podcast also features Nathan Philips, the indigenous leader who was at the Lincoln Memorial that day, and Rev. Lennox Yearwood, founding leader of the Hip Hop Caucus and longtime Pace e Bene board member. 

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FROM HIP HOP CAUCUS

On last week’s episode we shared a clip of an interview our Think 100% Show co-host Rev Yearwood did with Nathan Phillips, the Native American elder and veteran who peacefully stepped in when the students of Covington Catholic High School had worked themselves into a mob on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial following the Indigenous People’s March on January 18th. The videos captured of the encounter were seen around the world and while the initial response was of almost universal horror at the bigotry displayed, within days the narrative had shifted and even President Trump weighed in with support for the Catholic school students.

This week we have a special episode of Think 100% on the day we remember the Bear River Massacre that took place January 29, 1863. We dive into what happened on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, what the Indigenous People’s Movement is about, what our climate movement can do to follow the knowledge, wisdom and expertise of Indigenous people’s across this country and world, and the crossroads the Catholic Church is at today between a culture of division and bigotry, or a vehicle of peace and nonviolence.

Our guests are inspiring leaders who help us understand what this all means in historical, spiritual, religious, cultural, and political context. We talk with Nathan Phillips, Chase Iron Eyes of Lakota Law Project, Quese IMC, an award winning recording artist and cultural activist, Phyllis Young, of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, and Father John Dear, a Catholic priest who has spent 40 years advocating for nonviolence.

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