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The famous novel by N. Scott Momaday is not easy to read. It is a wonderful but difficult book - I red three times, and a German translation beside me. Maybe I finally understood this Pueblo Indian Abel who is running and running....If you like - jus
As an Indigenous person, you carry the memory of centuries of U.S. bloodshed on this land in your blood and bones. Genocide, forced marches, stolen children, broken treaties—our people know exactly what it looks like when a powerful nation decides a
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Palestine endures beyond time and narration,
beyond conventional interpretations,
anchored in unchanging roots
On December 26, 1862, in Mankato, Minnesota, 38 Dakota men were hanged by the U.S. government, the largest mass execution in American history, following the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862, a conflict stemming from broken treaty promises and starvation
It's such a fine book concerning an Ojibwe Teenager getting connected with the spirituality of his people. It's so much more than a novel for young readers:
Anton Treuer Where Wolves Don't Die
