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This was filmed on two separate days so I'm sorry about the crazy lighting. I'm just happy I put a video together. I'll try harder next time.

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This was filmed on two separate days so I'm sorry about the crazy lighting. I'm just happy I put a video together. I'll try harder next time.

Do I dare Disturb the universe?-T.S. Eliot, "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" William Kunstler was perhaps best known for his defense of the "Chicago Eight," but he represented many of the best-known radicals of the sixties. His daughters Emily and Sarah were born after most of his biggest cases, but still grew up in the shadow of his fame. Now Emily and Sarah Kunstler have made a documentary about their father. William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe tells the story of a man both beloved and written off as a publicity hound. Emily and Sarah join us to talk about their film and their production company, Off Center Media, explaining that their father understood the courtroom as a stage, and used his celebrity status--as well as that of allies like Henry Belafonte--to bring attention to causes about which he cared deeply. The film opens in New York City Friday, November 13, at the Village Cinema East, 22 East 12th Street. For information and tickets, click here.

Alvin Ziontz represented Indian tribes in court for over 30 years. He argued the historic case that resulted in the Boldt decision, guaranteeing Pacific Northwest treaty fishing rights. He also fought for Makah whale hunting rights. Today, we look behind the scenes at these cases, and the modern challenges tribes face.

NorthWest Indian News is a program that tells stories and shares information about topics important to tribal communities and our neighbors throughout northwest America.

The breathtaking landscape of Sedona, Ariz., becomes home to American Indians.