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Listen to what the Father has revealed.A man with nofamily has nohistory andnoeyes tosee the future.Hegoes aboutblind.Our family,our relatives,are not only those around us,they are also those who have gone before us.They are ourhistory.They gave us our ways and we are to be the teachers ofour tradition.If welose our ways,our history,we will belostandthere will be no one to tell us where to go.That's why thoseIndian things and doings are so important;they are our eyes andour children's eyes.The Father commanded this be said to all ofyou here.  \n—Tom Smith,Bodega Miwok,1898  \n# Introduction\n\nGreg Sarris  \nThis exhibit constitutes a new beginning for our people.As mentioned inthe history uzhich folloze tha CoatMiwzok noyor ctonndcr   linthe history which follows,the Coast Miwok never stopped strugglingpolitically.Families met,talked politics and considered strategies to defendour rights,our acknowledgement as a distinct tribe,and our need for a landbase.Individuals such as Victor Sousa took matters to court.In June of 1992,the Coast Miwok people met together and established a more tightly formedtribal government complete with a constitution,by-laws,and an electedcouncil.We united under the name Federated Coast Miwok.  \nThis coming together signalled more thanjustatighter,moreeffectivepolitical unit.It has become the basis for a revitalized sharing and communi-cation between different Coast Miwok families concerning our history andculture.Families,many of whom had not maintained particularly close tiesover recent years,came together one evening in the home of Rita Carrillo(Tomales Miwok)and shared notonly family stories and memories,but familypictures from photo albums.The stories that families shared with one anotheroverlapped,and so did the photos!Different families had photos of a commonancestor or relative in each of their respective albums.\"Oh,that's my great-grandpa,\"someone said.“Mine too,\"someone else said,pointing to the samepicture in a different album.Other photos showed individuals of one familyvisiting or working with members of other families.These photos show uscooking,fishing,laughing,and telling stories.And thatnight,in Rita Carill'shome,we found ourselves togethertelling stories again.The pictures calledupour shared history as a people  \nToshow these pictures and to tell our stories then strengthens ourtiesas a people.And each one of us can benefit as a result.By filling in the gaps ofour history,by learning more about who we are as a people,we learn moreabout ourown lives.So much of our sadness,even in our personallives,is tiedto a history where we were cheated and lied to by the government,the same  \ngovernment that continues to ignore us as a people with a shared distincthistory and culture.It seems that by ignoring us,the government would likeus to forget who we are,for the government does nothing to acknowledge ourhistory and culture.Forgetting who we are,feeling cheated,can create andmaintainalongsadness,adarkness that surroundsourlives,","cbCaisSzeldnlAV5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisSzeldnlAV5","pdf",1869544,"English","# Introduction\n## A Coast Miwok History","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the exhibit in “We Are Still Here”?\",\"answer\":\"The exhibit shares part of a miracle with viewers through ceremony, storytelling, and lived history that reconnects people to who they are.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the Federated Coast Miwok formation come about in the text?\",\"answer\":\"In June 1992, Coast Miwok people met to establish a more tightly formed tribal government with a constitution, by-laws, and an elected council under the name Federated Coast Miwok.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are photographs and family stories emphasized?\",\"answer\":\"They strengthen ties by filling gaps in history, helping people learn more about their shared ancestors and identity, and turning remembered darkness into shared understanding and joy.\"}]","We Are Still Here - A Coast Miwok Exhibit | PDF",1790626508]