Growing Up Native Americ: Twenty-Two Indigenous Writers on Oppression, Survival, and Reclaiming Heritage - Couverture souple

Adler, Bill; Hernandez, Ines; Riley, Patricia

 
9780380724178: Growing Up Native Americ: Twenty-Two Indigenous Writers on Oppression, Survival, and Reclaiming Heritage

Synopsis

Stories of oppression and survival, of heritage denied and reclaimed -- twenty-two American writers recall childhood in their native land.


What does it mean to grow up Native American?


  • Indian Boarding School Experiences: From military-style schools described as “jails” to punishments for speaking native languages, these narratives reveal the trauma and resilience of a generation.
  • Cultural Survival: Discover how heritage is passed down through storytelling, ceremony, and kinship, preserving a way of life against all odds.
  • Diverse Indigenous Voices: Listen to twenty-two distinct writers—including Simon Ortiz, Louise Erdrich, and Leslie Marmon Silko—from nations across the U.S. and Canada, from the 19th century to the modern day.
  • Heritage and Identity: Explore the profound and often painful journey of growing up with a heritage denied by society but reclaimed through memory, family, and connection to the land.

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À propos de l?auteur

Bill Adler is the editor of four New York Times bestselling books, including The Kennedy Wit, and is also the president of Bill Adler Books, Inc., a New York literary agency whose clients have included Mike Wallace, Dan Rather, President George W. Bush, Bob Dole, Larry King, and Nancy Reagan.

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Stories of oppression and survival, of heritage denied and reclaimed -- twenty-two American writers recall childhood in their native land.

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