Shelley Johnson
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first heard Sep 2021
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Long before Wonder Woman ever took flight to become a superhero, a teenage Native American woman traveled thousands of miles across an unfamiliar and often perilous landscape, carrying her infant son and helping one of the most famous expeditions in American history reach the Pacific.
Sakawe was a Lemhai Shoney woman, an interpreter, a cultural bridge, and an essential member of the Lewis Institute.
Clark expedition.
Her importance was not emphasized enough in history books.
Nearly a century later, American suffragists adopted her as a symbol of women's worth and independence.
Yet despite the monuments and even a dollar coin bearing her image, most Americans know her name but very little of her remarkable story.
Now she's taking flight in an entirely new way.
The 12-time award-winning animated drama Birdwoman Sakajawea reimagines her as America's first Native American superhero, a shapeshifter who's part woman, part eagle.
She's a navigator and a warrior.
She battles blizzards, starvation, danger, and the wrenching choices of a woman caught between two worlds as she discovers her strength, her powers, and her destiny.
The series combines Native American actors, musicians, historians, and cultural advisors with AI-enhanced animation to introduce this indigenous heroine to a new generation.
Its creator Lynn Rogoff from Americans Productions has over two decades working to bring Sacajawea's story to the screen.
Lynn is a Writers Guild of America nominated writer and the filmmaker behind No Maps on My Taps, which received two Emmy Awards.
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