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We watched this episode of 1883 on Paramount+

This is a watch along so you do need to bring your own copy of the episode to see it, there is no PIP or show audio. There is a visual cues off the top and a timer to help you sync up.

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PopeyeNelson

Clorox started selling bleach around 1922

John Hampton

The depiction of the treatment of the Indian girls is spot on true. They were also young men treated the same way. These Catholic schools were told to beat the Indian out of them. Yeah it's a complete stain on our history.

Nicole

You guys touched on it in the reaction, but that last scene with Spencer and Alex, it was probably my favorite scene of the episode. Very simple but impactful! Teona did the damn thing this episode and honestly, good for her!! That woman deserved worse honestly. Rewatching this show with you guys has made it clear to me that the Dutton men love their firecracker blonde women because they are always getting shit done, regardless of the circumstances! Lol. Until the next episode, cheers!

Paul T Hewes

we have a lot of issues in America because a lot of people cannot accept that mistakes were made and it hurt a lot of people and we cannot just give a lip service apology and then move on.

Alexis Cardarella

They touched on it a bit in Yellowstone, but the Native Americans genocide is still an ongoing thing. Just at a much slower rate. The conditions of most reservations- places they were displaced and confined to, are by and large horrendous, and native women are being killed and disappeared at an alarming rate. Native men are also disproportionately killed by police outside reservations.

Paul T Hewes

Alexis that is totally true. The Taylor Sheridan movie "Wind River" is all about that, and is a tremendous movie. Aside from the two marvel stars, it has several Yellowstone cast members.

sandrinegeller

Can't wait to see the next episodes. No one is reacting to this show so I am excited to have found someone

pooper_bowl

Very true. My great great great grandfather was on the trail of tears and when he grew up he became chief of the Choctaw twice. He built a native run school so the children didn't have to go to the catholic ones anymore. Its still a school on the res. The Choctaw Nation was the first native controlled grant school. Randomly the actor now playing Pete Plenty Clouds is Choctaw.

Kolby Owens

Spencer is like the kayce or rip that you call for back up lmao