Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/08/29/molly-of-denali-has-a-pretty-g.html
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Molly of Denali has the pellet with the poison;
Dora the Explorer has the brew that is true.
Right?
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"Canadian First Tribes people also work as writers, producers, and staff " - not enough to make the video available in Canada, it seems.
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It has a better ring than Molly of McKinley. People would think it was a show about a Scot!
(and, yeah, as someone who is a descendant of Wm. McKinley, Sr., I went there).
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the first US children’s show to feature a Native American lead character, the titular Molly.
What about BraveStarr?
Marshal BraveStarr - The title character; a Native American who can call upon the power of “spirit animals”, enabling him briefly to perform superhuman feats.
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Is Bravestarr a “Native American” or a “Native New Texan”?
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According to Marshal BraveStarr | Bravestarr Wiki | Fandom :
He is an orphaned Native American from Earth who arrived on New Texas with the Shaman and became a marshal.
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Who does the voice work for Suki?
I nominate K’eyush the Stunt Dog if the job’s not already taken.
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Hey, there’s equity, and there’s free content. Can’t have both.
Another fine animation from the folks at Atomic Cartoons! (I have friend that work there.)
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