Indigenous communities in Canada who created their own television programming in the 1970s to preserve their language against English language dominance.
"Is it just a long cold miserable shuffle from igloo to igloo, movement always impeded by the extremely insulating clothes, no real freedom of limbs, fucking in the igloo in front of the kids, freezing and sweating and refreezing inside all those layers, even if your whole body is covered your face a"
"In the 1970s, Inuit communities in Canada were worried that 24/7 English language TV would wipe out their language--so they started producing their own programs in their native tongue."