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Liberating Stereotypes Of Indigenous Americans From Children’s Tales

ISSUES Posted: October 21, 2019 3:03 pm

“From the dull art of crafting Thanksgiving turkeys out of handprints to the bad politics of making headdresses out of turkey feathers, the point of contact between Indians and non-Indians begins and ends (for the most part) in grade school. It could be said that the primary place where Natives continue to exist for most Americans is in childhood imagination.” – The New York Times

ISSUES Published: 10.21.19, sj

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