The Last Of the Dogmen
The social problem this movie portrays is a very old problem. It is coupled by fear of the unknown and acceptance of each other as human beings with differences. These differences stem from a lack of understanding of race, culture, customs, and religious beliefs of societies. It is well know through out history that the Indians posed a problem for white settlers. Many Indian tribes were for the most part friendly and willing to share
the land and its produce with everyone. Some tribes were warrior tribes and fought other warring tribes. White men began to see them as a problem especially when natural resources such as gold or land holdings on Tribal lands or they saw a need for population control for fear that the Indian society would “pollute” the white society.
Lewis Gates and Lillian Sloane knew that the world today would again annihilate the descendants of the 1864 Sand Creek, Colorado massacre. It may not have happened the way Gates’......

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