Native American
Native American youth and justice
... iconic Native American artifact, one widely replicated today among Native Americans, is that of the story teller – a sculpture of an elderly women surrounded by ...North American Indian groups ...
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Native American Elementary Education in the Syracuse City School District: A Microcosm of the Native American Struggle for Self-Determination and Tribal Sovereignty
... positively impacts Native American communities, but also contributes to the education of all racial groups. The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights stated in a 2006 report that “[P]erpetuation theory suggests ...
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A Case of Injury Associated HELLP Syndrome in a Native American
... A 27 year-old Native American female presented to the Emergency Department at 32 weeks gestation complaining of abdominal pain. The patient reported vomiting and a gradual increase in pain during eating or ...
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Violence and frontier in twentieth century Native American literature
... a Native American literary canon, Alan ...‘Native American literature, while not a tight-knit movement launched with a manifesto like Surrealism, nonetheless encompasses a group of writers, ...
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Bilingualism (Ancestral Language Maintenance) Among Native American, Vietnamese American, and Hispanic American College Students
... (Hispanic American, Vietnamese American and Native American)? Answers to these questions should aid in finding better ways to promote bilingualism and more specifically, the preservation of ...
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Native American Chic: The Marketing Of Native Americans In New York Between The World Wars
... – Native American modes also began to inflect ...teens. Native artifacts did not make their way beyond interior design and into fashion until the 1920s, when women began to incorporate authentic ...
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Image and Textual Design Strategies in Native American Literature
... The multifaceted concept of "the center" the fundamental importance of spatial cagegories in the narratives of contemporary writers working from Native American cultural heritages [9, 10]. The ...
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Issues Relating to Leases on Native American Reservations
... These materials will focus on the unique nature of Native American lands and issues that arise within the context of leasing land on Native American reservations for commercial development. ...
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Sports as a Resiliency Factor in Native American Youth
... that Native American youth often want to be able to maintain their unique traditional/tribal identities while at the same time fitting into the dominant ...
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Native American sacred places and the language of capitalism
... includes Native American philological and cognitive categories would be a positive beginning in a world in which Native Americans and future micro-communities are equal shareholders in ...
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On the Particular Racism of Native American Mascots
... of Native American mascots is the importance of upholding a non-Native team’s, or a community’s, tra- ditions (Callais 2010, 72–73; Silva 2007, 253; Davis 2002, ...of Native American ...
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Native American women and their defiance of imposed gender roles
... no notice of her importance because of her sex. While records differ as to how much influence she had, it seems that she “…rendered great service to the Spanish Crown and gave every assistance to the European settlers…” ...
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Native American Identity Formation in Relation to Educational Experiences
... of Native American Studies and even take special topics classes on specific tribes within the ...about Native American history, culture and ...their Native American ...
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The Forgotten Voters: An Examination of Native American Voting Rights
... in Native American ...allowing Native Americans to express their opinions through the voting process and addressing the pressing issues such as ambulance response times, local politicians could have ...
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The Native American voice in United States water rights
... cases, Native Americans were granted senior rights to water by the establishment of priority dates from the signature of a treaty (Canby ...However, Native Americans have not claimed their full rights, ...
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Native American Cultural Dissonance & Dark Heritage Solutions
... It’s ironic in this situation that history is only considered “negative” or “dark” when Native American history is included and dual representations are shown. The irony comes from the cultural dissonance ...
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The Psychological Impact of Historical Trauma On the Native American People
... 1700s Native American peoples still lived in their original habitats, defined by rivers, river valleys, mountain elevations, watersheds, mountain ranges, deserts, canyons, and natural land ...The ...
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Hollywood’s Invention Of The Native American, And The Myth Of The Cowboy As A History
... the Native American ...of Native Americans has created a situation where “…Native individuals and cultures have been reduced to a degrading parody of themselves within the public ...of ...
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Native American Resiliency Resources and Educational Goal Achievement
... 6 Native American individuals age 18 or older who lived on a reservation for at least 70% of their K-12 education and have achieved or are in the process of completing a college ...
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The Representation of Landscape and the (Native) American in the Western
... chasing Native Americans from their native lands, the Native Americans themselves were not depicted in a positive ...the Native American in movies was, with the occasional exception, ...
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