Interview - Joseph Utzler
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Title
Interview - Joseph Utzler
Subject
Fort Lawton Takeover Aftermath Interview
Description
This interview was conducted with Joseph Utzler. Joseph has lived periodically in the Northwest for the past 30 years, making Seattle his home in 2013 and maintains an active relationship with the American Indian communities in the city and surrounding areas. Though Joseph did not partake in the Fort Lawton Takeover himself, his experiences during his youth of growing up in Seattle provide insight into the aftermath of the takeover event and how it affected Indian-White relations in the area. Joseph describes his personal recollection of inclusivity expressed by the non-Indian population of Seattle, but acknowledges the racial barriers many Indians have faced in the wake of the Civil Rights Movement during the 1970s as told to him by Elders and surviving activists of the time.
Creator
Kyle Pittman
Publisher
Kyle Pittman
Date
March 20, 2020
Contributor
Joseph Utzler (Diné/Navajo)
Rights
All rights are reserved and held by the cited contributors. Express consent was obtained for the recording and use of this material in this exhibit.
Format
MP3 audio file
Language
English
Type
Skype call recording
Identifier
Interview
Coverage
1970 Fort Lawton Takeover in Seattle
Oral History Item Type Metadata
Interviewer
Kyle Pittman
Interviewee
Joseph Utzler
Location
Skype
Original Format
MP3 audio file
Duration
00:11:09
Bit Rate/Frequency
52kbps
Files
Citation
Kyle Pittman, “Interview - Joseph Utzler,” Fort Lawton Takeover: The Aftermath, accessed April 19, 2024, https://kpittman.net/flt/items/show/21.