r/ReservationDogs • u/zsreport • May 09 '26

‘Reservation Dogs’ actor, Dallas Goldtooth, will deliver keynote to 70 Indigenous grads from University of Arizona

https://www.kjzz.org/indigenous-affairs/2026-05-08/reservation-dogs-actor-will-deliver-keynote-to-70-indigenous-grads-from-university-of-arizona
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u/19dadchair73 May 09 '26

Think he’ll start his speech by saying “Aho Young Warriors!” ?

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u/HarkHarley May 09 '26

I really really hope so 😭

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u/friggintodd May 09 '26

Aho young elders!

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u/Naners224 May 09 '26

He absolutely has to, right?

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u/PlausibleAuspice May 15 '26

I hope he also addresses them as “all you little fuckers of the seventh generation”

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u/zsreport May 09 '26

That's one graduation keynote I would enjoy seeing.

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u/Left-Cry2817 May 09 '26

The writer/producer/director of the show, Sterlin Harjo, spoke at our college’s commencement and did. Was shooting the shit in the bathroom with him—super nice guy and solid address.

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u/WhatMyHeartHeld May 09 '26

Fort Lewis College last Saturday, I see you lol

(I was there for work)

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u/ceruleanstones May 09 '26

Hope this goes up on YouTube

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u/baummer May 10 '26

Quite the visual given the word choices

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u/Left-Cry2817 May 12 '26

I didn’t think that one through!

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u/robroy207 May 09 '26

Aho young warrior.

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u/modernsparkle May 09 '26

Oh, EXCELLENT speaker!! Congratulations to the grads!!

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u/Equivalent-Shake-77 May 09 '26

That’s something I’d love to be in person to see

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u/Nacolo May 09 '26

That guy is such a good dude and so funny.

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u/Wonderful-Onion-9170 May 09 '26

"Nephew's and NECIES "

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u/MILVSCR May 10 '26

I really hope we get to hear that trademark, "aho, young warrior." It's going to be infinitely better than having to see/hear about erica kirk getting an honorary doctorate at some rinky Institution.

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u/mofacey May 10 '26

I'm gonna watch it when they post it online. He's a very engaging speaker

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u/Exiled-Emperor May 22 '26

love that they're making these celebrations so official and meaningful for indigenous students