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Wind River / DeLinda Wunder -- The state of native North America / Evelyn Hu-DeHart -- Sand creek : the morning after / M. Annette Jaimes -- Key Indian laws and cases / Ward Churchill and Glenn T. Morris -- The demography of native North America : a question of American Indian survival / Lenore A. Stiffarm with Phil Lane, Jr. -- International law and politics : toward a right to self-determination for Indigenous peoples / Glenn T. Morris -- Self-determination and subordination : the past, present, and future of American Indian governance / Rebecca L. Robbins -- Federal Indian identification policy : a usurpation of Indigenous sovereignty in North America / M. Annette Jaimes -- The earth is our mother : struggles for American Indian land and liberation in the contemporary United States / Ward Churchill -- American Indian water rights : the blood of life in native North America / Marianna Guerrero -- In usual and accustomed places : contemporary American Indian fishing rights struggles / The Institute for Natural Progress. (cont.) Native North America : the political economy of radioactive colonialism / Ward Churchill and Winona LaDuke -- Trouble in high places : erosion of American Indian rights to religious freedom in the United States / Vine Deloria, Jr. -- A warrior caged : the continuing struggle of Leonard Peltier / Jim Vander Wall -- American Indian women : at the center of Indigenous resistance in contemporary North America / M. Annette Jaimes with Theresa Halsey -- Patriots and pawns : state use of American Indians in the military and the process of nativization in the United States / Tom Holm -- American Indian education in the United States : indoctrination for subordination to colonialism / by Jorge Noreiga -- The great pretenders : further reflections on whiteshamanism / by Wendy Rose -- Cowboys and ... notes on art, literature, and American Indians in the modern American mind / by Jimmie Durham -- Looking for Columbus : thought on the past, present and future of humanity / John Mohawk. Essays by Native American authors and activity on contemporary Native issues, including the quincentenary. |
