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DESCRIPTION:MNav福利社 invites you to attend&nbsp\;Works in Progress&nbsp\;on Th
 ursday\, March 27\, 2025\, at 7:00p.m. via Zoom. Our presentations include
 :Minnesota Modern Masters InterviewsCommittee Chair Gary Reetz with introd
 uce excerpts from Minnesota Modern Masters video interviews with Mohammed 
 Lawal and Quin Scott of LSE Architects\, and JamesGarrett Jr. and Nathan J
 ohnson of 4RM+ULA.Resisting Assimilation: Lakota versus Settler Spatialiti
 es at Standing Rock\, 1882-1890&nbsp\;Architecture historian&nbsp\;Kate So
 lomonson&nbsp\;will share her new research on&nbsp\;the culturallandscape 
 of the Standing Rock Agency in Dakota Territory during the&nbsp\;1880s\, a
  time when the Lakota contended with intensifying pressure to assimilate t
 o settler culture. Between 1882 and 1890\, four different federal commissi
 ons traveled to Standing Rock with the aim of coercing them to move onto i
 ndividual allotments\, give up their way of life\, and allow millions of a
 cres of &ldquo\;surplus land&rdquo\; to be sold to non-Indigenous settlers
 &mdash\;terms that became part of the Dawes Allotment Act. All four commis
 sions failed in their mission. Kate will discuss how architectural and spa
 tial strategies played a significant role in the Lakota's unified efforts 
 to block implementation of the Dawes Act\, even as they&nbsp\;were&nbsp\;r
 esisting and adapting to changing conditions in diverse ways.The program i
 s free and open to the public.
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SUMMARY:MNav福利社 Works in Progress
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>MNav福利社 invites you to attend&nbsp\;<strong d
 ata-ogsc="">Works in Progress</strong>&nbsp\;on Thursday\, March 27\, 2025
 \, at 7:00<br />p.m. via Zoom. Our presentations include:<br /><br /><stro
 ng data-ogsc="">Minnesota Modern Masters Interviews</strong><br />Committe
 e Chair Gary Reetz with introduce excerpts from <strong>Minnesota Modern M
 asters</strong> video interviews with Mohammed Lawal and Quin Scott of LSE
  Architects\, and James<br />Garrett Jr. and Nathan Johnson of 4RM+ULA.<br
  /><br /><strong data-ogsc="">Resisting Assimilation: Lakota versus Settle
 r Spatialities at Standing Rock\, 1882-1890<br />&nbsp\;</strong><br />Arc
 hitecture historian&nbsp\;<strong data-ogsc="">Kate Solomonson</strong>&nb
 sp\;will share her new research on&nbsp\;the cultural<br />landscape of th
 e Standing Rock Agency in Dakota Territory during the&nbsp\;1880s\, a time
  when the Lakota contended with intensifying pressure to assimilate to set
 tler culture. Between 1882 and 1890\, four different federal commissions t
 raveled to Standing Rock with the aim of coercing them to move onto indivi
 dual allotments\, give up their way of life\, and allow millions of acres 
 of &ldquo\;surplus land&rdquo\; to be sold to non-Indigenous settlers&mdas
 h\;terms that became part of the Dawes Allotment Act. All four commissions
  failed in their mission. Kate will discuss how architectural and spatial 
 strategies played a significant role in the Lakota's unified efforts to bl
 ock implementation of the Dawes Act\, even as they&nbsp\;were&nbsp\;resist
 ing and adapting to changing conditions in diverse ways.</p><p><!--StartFr
 agment--><strong>The program is free and open to the public.</strong><!--E
 ndFragment--></p>
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