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UGH: Native American Women's Poetry
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Thursday, May 17, 2012. Native American Women's Poetry. Drunken Boat No. 15. Features several Native women poets including Natalie Diaz, Natanya Ann Pulley, Joan Kane, dg okpik. Diane Glancey, Erika Wurth, Erin Bad Hand, Kateri Menominee. And Kimberly Becker, among others. Layli Long Soldier, who edited the portfolio, writes in her introduction:. Working with the poems in this folio, I remembered the introduction to Reinventing the Enemy’s Language. Read the rest here. Just the facts please, Ma'am.
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UGH: Trilling!
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Friday, April 13, 2012. Today I was thrilled (trill-worthy! To see Dine author and fellow co-editor Natanya Ann Pulley's " An Open Letter to Johnny Depp's Tonto. Published in McSweeney's Internet Tendency. This is major coup (yes, a pun! For Native writers; we don't often see our names published in mainstream publications and most certainly not in this context- a letter of protest, but a really scathingly funny, clever and dare I say, non-confrontational, letter of protest. Slime, or maybe her lunch?
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Wednesday, January 02, 2013. Is a literary space for women of the world. Letter from the Editors. With so many stories, words, and visions represented, it felt natural to begin the journal with a creative work that resembled a prayer. Osborn writes “this is how all stories begin,. Just as the landscape is integral to “Dawn,” we have included other pieces that are firmly grounded in specific geographies. In Kao’s creative non-fiction essay “Roots and Leaves”. 8221; where we are presented with a complex se...
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UGH: May 2011
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Monday, May 23, 2011. Native Poets in D.C. To the web cast for the auspicious reading of "The Florida Review, Native Issue" at the National Museum of the American Indian this last January. I couldn't go because I didn't have anything to wear, that being among my most preeminent concerns, vain as I am. See, you assume I'm. Doesn't mean you have an obligation to drape it on your body. It's nearly impossible to wear cute shoes in the winter let alone cute shoes that happen to match your outfit! PS You'll no...
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UGH: July 2010
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Saturday, July 24, 2010. Marianne Broyles' "The Red Window" Reviewed by Thomas Hubbard. It's possible I may be in trouble for posting this review, since I "borrowed" it from. If anyone has qualms about it you know where to find me. The newest issue is out now which includes my prize winning essay. Monday night 7-26, is the launch reading of WISH YOU WERE HERE issue at Seattle's Richard Hugo House, which I've just recently learned used to be a. The Red Window, by Marianne Aweagon Broyles. Brings into focu...
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Trailer | Beyond the Mesas
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A film on the Hopi boarding school experience. Beyond the Mesas film trailer. 8220;We had to be on our own”. Matthew Sakiestewa Gilbert is enrolled with the Hopi Tribe from the village of Upper Moencopi in northeastern Arizona. He is an Associate Professor in the Department of History and a Dean's Fellow and Conrad Humanities Scholar in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Join 777 other followers. Marathoner Louis Tewanima and the Continuity of Hopi...
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Benjamin H. Nuvamsa | Beyond the Mesas
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A film on the Hopi boarding school experience. Posts Tagged 'Benjamin H. Nuvamsa'. Beyond the Mesas exceeds 100,000 clicks! October 3, 2014. Benjamin H. Nuvamsa. First Peoples New Directions. This week Beyond the Mesas. Exceeded 100,000 clicks since it was launched in November 2009. To mark this milestone, I thought I would publish a Q&A that I participated in for the First Peoples New Directions. 8212;———————————–. Beyond the Mesas: A Q&A with Blogger Matthew Sakiestewa Gilbert. Would close in December ...
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Purpose | Beyond the Mesas
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A film on the Hopi boarding school experience. BEYOND THE MESAS provides a forum for people to obtain information on Hopi issues of the past, present, and future. Special attention is given to Hopi history, sovereignty, self-determination, education, scholarship, photography, films, and current happenings on and beyond the Hopi Reservation. Responses to “Purpose”. Feed for this Entry. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Matthew Saki...
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Linda Rodriguez Writes: Marjorie Agosín—Books of Interest by Writers of Color
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Wednesday, January 21, 2015. Marjorie Agosín—Books of Interest by Writers of Color. Agosín receives Pura Belpré Award from the American Library Association for I Lived on Butterfly Hill. This is part of a special #diverselit, #WeNeedDiverseBooks intensive for my regular series of posts, Books of Interest by Writers of Color. To read more about this inspiring author, visit this past post:. Http:/ lindarodriguezwrites.blogspot.com/2011/12/books-of-interest-from-writers-of-color.html. May 5, 2015 at 5:21 PM.
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UGH: May 2012
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Thursday, May 17, 2012. Native American Women's Poetry. Drunken Boat No. 15. Features several Native women poets including Natalie Diaz, Natanya Ann Pulley, Joan Kane, dg okpik. Diane Glancey, Erika Wurth, Erin Bad Hand, Kateri Menominee. And Kimberly Becker, among others. Layli Long Soldier, who edited the portfolio, writes in her introduction:. Working with the poems in this folio, I remembered the introduction to Reinventing the Enemy’s Language. Read the rest here. Just the facts please, Ma'am.
