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Edited by Alan R. Velie and A. Robert Lee University of Oklahoma Press (2013)
368 pages
Review by Jon Davis
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The Native American Renaissance: Literary Imagination and Achievement
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Both Beautiful and Brutal: Natalie Diaz and the Mojave Language Recovery Project
In July of 2013, Natalie Diaz will be on the campus of the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico, to teach in the Institute’s new Low Residency MFA program in Creative Writing.
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Two Moons Dreams of Being Museum Curator
Morgan Wheeler Two Moons spent last summer in Providence, R.I., and now he is studying in Santa Fe, N.M., far from the open plains of Montana. Most likely, he won’t stay away from his home on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in southeastern Montana for long, however. Two Moons’ rambling has been fueled by his dream –to become the curator of a museum on his reservation.
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Racism is Learned
Cloaking racism in layers of excuses may make it socially acceptable, but it does not alter the reality of racism and what it does to an individual or to a group of people.
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Factors Contributing to Post-Secondary Achievement of American Indians
A case study investigating the family and educational history of American Indian College graduates to determine what identifiable characteristics are factors in their success.
