Shoot the Indian: Media, Perspective and Native Truth
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Book
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ISBN 10
0979598109
ISBN 13
9780979598104
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Publication Year
2021
Pages
202
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Description
"Shoot the Indian" will change the way you perceive Native America, particularly if all you know about Indians is hat you learned from the news media.
Journalists, academics and Native leaders examine the intersection of tribal America, government and media. This book also features important speeches, original research and news reports. It contains the work of Navajo artist Frank Salcido; the straight talk from Native thinkers like Suzan Harjo, Anthony Pico and John C Mohawk; and a preface by senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell.
From English philosopher John Locke, who set in motion legal standards still used against tribal nations, to contemporary media practices that frame out understanding of Native America, "Shoot the Indian" presents a new perspective on today's important Native Issues.
Journalists, academics and Native leaders examine the intersection of tribal America, government and media. This book also features important speeches, original research and news reports. It contains the work of Navajo artist Frank Salcido; the straight talk from Native thinkers like Suzan Harjo, Anthony Pico and John C Mohawk; and a preface by senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell.
From English philosopher John Locke, who set in motion legal standards still used against tribal nations, to contemporary media practices that frame out understanding of Native America, "Shoot the Indian" presents a new perspective on today's important Native Issues.
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