I Am Woman

I Am WomanA revised edition of Lee Maracle's visionary book which links teaching of her First Nations heritage with feminism. Review In I Am Woman: A Native Perspective On Sociology And Feminism, Lee Maracle goes to a deeply personal place, and emerges with an examination of the conditions of contemporary Native women. Beginning with memories of her own childhood and education, moving through an insider's account of First Nations activism and motherhood,

even where the tourists go

Only then can we fully recognize Aboriginal peoples' rights and the path to self-determination

7 Generations

Isabelle Groc reveals how sea otters—some of the cutest

Discovery Passages uncovers the political

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Indian Myth and Legend is a valuable reference tool for beginning or advanced students of anthropology

she has been able to use all her skills and experience to create a useful resource for artists

and there was a constant danger that the controlled burns would get away and become real wildfires

Scars follows White Cloud and the people he encounters

Sasquatch by Coast Salish artist Francis Horne Sr