Red nation rising :
Estes, Nick
Red nation rising : from bordertown violence to native liberation / Nick Estes, Melanie K. Yazzie, Jennifer Nez Denetdale, and David Correia. - 1 online resource (177 pages)
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Cover -- Title page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- CHAPTER ONE: "I Can't Fucking Breathe!" -- CHAPTER TWO: Anti-Indianism -- Anti-Indian Common Sense -- Off the Reservation -- Indian Country -- Drunk Indian -- Urban Indian -- Relocation -- Savage/Savagery -- Church -- Nature -- Poverty -- Public Education -- CHAPTER THREE: Indian Killers -- Indian Rolling -- Vigilante -- Police Violence -- Indian Expert -- Drunk Tank -- Forced Sterilization -- Gender Violence -- MMIWG2S: Missing and Murdered Native Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People -- Militarization -- White Supremacy -- Exposure Homelessness -- Pandemic -- Public Health -- CHAPTER FOUR: Looting -- Settler Colonialism -- Rape -- Man Camp -- Treaty -- Law -- Alcohol -- Capitalism -- Bordertown Political Economy -- Class -- Exploitation -- Resource Colonization -- Structural Violence -- CHAPTER FIVE: Counterinsurgency -- Criminalization -- Boarding Schools -- Race -- Charity -- Civil Rights Report -- Gender -- Hate Crime -- History -- CHAPTER SIX: Settler Scams -- Property -- Nonprofit -- Sacred Sites -- Peace and Healing -- Police Brutality -- Human Rights -- Liberalism -- Tourism -- Tradition CHAPTER SEVEN: Burn the Village -- Abolition -- Kinship -- Solidarity/Alliance -- Land -- LGBTQI2S -- Sovereignty -- Decolonization -- Liberation -- CHAPTER EIGHT: Don't Go Back to the Reservation:A Bordertown Manifesto -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Authors
9781629638478 1629638471
1940D175-96AD-4CFF-B2A9-2A6203D67CB1 OverDrive, Inc. http://www.overdrive.com
Indians of North America--Land tenure
Indians of North America--Government relations--History.
Federal government--History--United States
United States--Territorial expansion--History.
United States--Territorial expansion--Government policy.
Electronic books.
E179.5 / .P65 2021
973
Red nation rising : from bordertown violence to native liberation / Nick Estes, Melanie K. Yazzie, Jennifer Nez Denetdale, and David Correia. - 1 online resource (177 pages)
Description based upon print version of record.
Cover -- Title page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- CHAPTER ONE: "I Can't Fucking Breathe!" -- CHAPTER TWO: Anti-Indianism -- Anti-Indian Common Sense -- Off the Reservation -- Indian Country -- Drunk Indian -- Urban Indian -- Relocation -- Savage/Savagery -- Church -- Nature -- Poverty -- Public Education -- CHAPTER THREE: Indian Killers -- Indian Rolling -- Vigilante -- Police Violence -- Indian Expert -- Drunk Tank -- Forced Sterilization -- Gender Violence -- MMIWG2S: Missing and Murdered Native Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People -- Militarization -- White Supremacy -- Exposure Homelessness -- Pandemic -- Public Health -- CHAPTER FOUR: Looting -- Settler Colonialism -- Rape -- Man Camp -- Treaty -- Law -- Alcohol -- Capitalism -- Bordertown Political Economy -- Class -- Exploitation -- Resource Colonization -- Structural Violence -- CHAPTER FIVE: Counterinsurgency -- Criminalization -- Boarding Schools -- Race -- Charity -- Civil Rights Report -- Gender -- Hate Crime -- History -- CHAPTER SIX: Settler Scams -- Property -- Nonprofit -- Sacred Sites -- Peace and Healing -- Police Brutality -- Human Rights -- Liberalism -- Tourism -- Tradition CHAPTER SEVEN: Burn the Village -- Abolition -- Kinship -- Solidarity/Alliance -- Land -- LGBTQI2S -- Sovereignty -- Decolonization -- Liberation -- CHAPTER EIGHT: Don't Go Back to the Reservation:A Bordertown Manifesto -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Authors
9781629638478 1629638471
1940D175-96AD-4CFF-B2A9-2A6203D67CB1 OverDrive, Inc. http://www.overdrive.com
Indians of North America--Land tenure
Indians of North America--Government relations--History.
Federal government--History--United States
United States--Territorial expansion--History.
United States--Territorial expansion--Government policy.
Electronic books.
E179.5 / .P65 2021
973