I'm not familiar with Cahrlotte Heth. I'll search for her. Thanks! To
answer your question about how long, I don't know for sure, but I'd
guess on the order of 25 or so years. That's a typical timeframe for
these kinds of academic changes.
Barry
On Dec 4, 2010, at 1:13 PM, Ray Harrell wrote:
Wow! I wonder how long Hanay Gieogamah and Charlotte Heth worked to
make that happen. (The Kiowa poet and Cherokee scholar at UCLA
working to get native materials out into the mainstream. )
REH
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To: EDUCATION RE-DESIGNING WORK INCOME DISTRIBUTION
Subject: [Futurework] Trying out indigenous languages - Los Angeles
Times
Some might be interested in this article that details the teaching
and learning of Native languages from Central and South America.
Barry
http://articles.latimes.com/2010/oct/11/local/la-me-
indigenous-20101011
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