Junipero Serra: Savior or Villain? Critiques and criticisms of the role he and other missionaries played in the abuse and domination of native peoples
This CA Native Americans Research Guide Page serves to offer varied perspectives and voices regarding Junípero Serra and the role he (and other missionaries) played in colonization of native peoples in what is now called California.
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Misionaries and Native Americans (Video, 2:48) by Alejandro Morales from Inner Borderlines: Visions of America Through the Eyes of Alejandro Morales. Available from Films On Demand, Skyline Library Collection
Junipero Serra & California Missions (Video Segment 25, 2:00) from The People: The West, a film by Stephen Ives available from Films On Demand, Skyline Library Collection