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by Joseph M. Marshall III
The Penguin Group (2004)
272 pages
Hardcover $24.95
ISBN 0 6700-3355-3
Review by Lydia Whirlwind Soldier
Joseph Marshall III is a Sicangu Lakota who grew up on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota,
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The Journey of Crazy Horse
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“Women of Hope”
produced by: Bread and Roses Cultural Project 1997, New York, N.Y.
Review by Lydia Whirlwind Soldier
Women of Hope posters feature 12 Native American women leaders.
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First Person, First Peoples
Edited by Andrew Garrod and Colien Larimore, Cornell University Press, 1997.Review by Lydia Whirlwind Soldier
First Person,
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Inventing New Approaches to Tribal Education
Instead of modeling failed educational programs put forth by mainstream American education institutions, tribal colleges are developing programs based on the values, beliefs, and culture of their own tribes.
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Why I Can’t Read Wallace Stegner & Other Essays: A Tribal Voice
by Elizabeth Cook-Lynn
University of Wisconsin PressReview by Lydia Whirlwind Soldier
In compiling her anthology of writings,
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Wancantognaka: The continuing Lakota tradition of generosity
Sinte Gleska University regent Lydia Whirlwind Soldier writes about the challenges of employing the methods of a foreign educational system while maintaining and perpetuating Lakota culture, strengthening the values and tribal ways that had been driven underground.
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The Everyday Walk of Life
Albert White Hat and Rita Means began a search for meaning in their lives and both, through different routes, found themselves tapping the deep roots of traditional Lakota spirituality.
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Lakota Language, Survival and Restoration: Lessons from the boarding school
Nearly erased in boarding schools, the Lakota language is being celebrated by a new generation of educators.
