Good News about Tim Tingle's Crossing Bok Chitto Tim Tingle's Crossing Bok Chitto has been selected for inclusion on the American L...
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Thinking, today, about three items: Museums, American Indians, the Native American Graves and Repatriation Act, and a book called Battlefiel...
According to the January 29, 2007 edition of Newsweek , the acclaimed Little House on the Prairie series is getting a makeover. For the 75...
Representation, Stereotypes of American Indians, "Chief Illiniwek" Those of you familiar with UIUC know that its sports team masco...
Each year, the Cooperative Children's Book Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison publishes an important year-in-review booklet c...
Last night I watched a video in which a teacher engages her middle school students in a study of boarding schools for American Indian studen...
A couple of weeks ago, a reader of this blog wrote to me to ask if I’d read Geraldine McCaughrean’s book, Peter Pan in Scarlet , released on...
My family in New Mexico is among those coping with a huge snowfall. My sister says there's two feet outside her door. They're in nor...