And now:Ish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Greetings from Native Americas, The following is the table of content listing from the Winter 1998 issue of Native Americas, published by the Akwe:kon Press at Cornell University. For more information on how to stay informed of emerging trends that impact Native peoples throughout the hemisphere visit our website at http://nativeamericas.aip.cornell.edu. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------= ---- ------------------------- =46irst Words "Continuous Return" By Jos=E9 Barreiro Hemispheric Digest Indigenous Rights Watch =46eatures "Return of Buffalo Nation: For Native Peoples of the Plains, Visions of a Buffalo Commons" By Winona LaDuke Once magestic herds defined prairie space. Tribes open the way for them, again. "Yellowstone Buffalo: Bleak Future Despite Public Response" By Winona LaDuke "Amazonian Confrontation: Native Nations Challenge the Patenting of Sacred Plants" By Craig Benjamin Native nations suffer twice when scientists invade the sacred. "Indigenous Lands and Power Mapping in the Americas: Merging Technologies" By Peter Poole To protect the land, Indians apply space-age technology. "Reprise/Forced Streilizations: Native Americans and the 'Last Gasp of Eugenics'" By Bruce E. Johansen Indian Health Service conducted a eugenics policy throughout Indian Country. The repercussion of the thousands sterilized will span generations. "Passing of an Elder: The Iroquoian Indigenous Epistomology of Chief Jacob Thomas" By Michael Doxtater A great store-house of oral, traditional knowledge, Chief Thomas dedicated his life to learning and teaching Native ways. The Public Eye "Supporting Indigenous Visions and Strategies in Latin America" By Charles David Kleymeyer Reviews "Fenton: Scholar and Polemicist" By Bruce E. Johanssen and "The Spirit of Regeneration" By John Mohawk Last Words "Life Goes On" By Simon Ortiz Native Americas Journal Akwe:kon Press Cornell University 300 Caldwell Hall Ithaca, New York 14853 Tel. (607) 255-4308 =46ax. (607) 255-0185 E-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://nativeamericas.aip.cornell.edu --============_-1294575830==_ma============ Content-Type: text/enriched; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Greetings from Native Americas, The following is the table of content listing from the Winter 1998 issue of <italic>Native Americas</italic>, published by the Akwe:kon Press at Cornell University. For more information on how to stay informed of emerging trends that impact Native peoples throughout the hemisphere visit our website at http://nativeamericas.aip.cornell.edu. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------= ----------------------------- <bold>First Words </bold><paraindent><param>right,left</param>"Continuous Return" By Jos=E9 Barreiro </paraindent> <bold>Hemispheric Digest Indigenous Rights Watch =46eatures </bold><paraindent><param>right,left</param>"Return of Buffalo Nation: =46or Native Peoples of the Plains, Visions of a Buffalo Commons" By Winona LaDuke </paraindent><paraindent><param>right,right,left,left</param>Once magestic herds defined prairie space. Tribes open the way for them, again. </paraindent><paraindent><param>right,left</param> "Yellowstone Buffalo: Bleak Future Despite Public Response" By Winona LaDuke "Amazonian Confrontation: Native Nations Challenge the Patenting of Sacred Plants" By Craig Benjamin </paraindent><paraindent><param>right,right,left,left</param>Native nations suffer twice when scientists invade the sacred. </paraindent><paraindent><param>right,left</param> "Indigenous Lands and Power Mapping in the Americas: Merging Technologies" By Peter Poole </paraindent><paraindent><param>right,right,left,left</param>To protect the land, Indians apply space-age technology. </paraindent><paraindent><param>right,left</param> "Reprise/Forced Streilizations: Native Americans and the 'Last Gasp of Eugenics'" By Bruce E. Johansen </paraindent><paraindent><param>right,right,left,left</param>Indian Health Service conducted a eugenics policy throughout Indian Country.=20 The repercussion of the thousands sterilized will span generations. </paraindent><paraindent><param>right,left</param> "Passing of an Elder: The Iroquoian Indigenous Epistomology of Chief Jacob Thomas" By Michael Doxtater </paraindent><paraindent><param>right,right,left,left</param>A great store-house of oral, traditional knowledge, Chief Thomas dedicated his life to learning and teaching Native ways. </paraindent> <bold>The Public Eye </bold><paraindent><param>right,left</param>"Supporting Indigenous Visions and Strategies in Latin America" By Charles David Kleymeyer </paraindent> <bold>Reviews </bold><paraindent><param>right,left</param>"Fenton: Scholar and Polemicist" By Bruce E. Johanssen and "The Spirit of Regeneration" By John Mohawk </paraindent> <bold>Last Words </bold><paraindent><param>right,left</param>"Life Goes On" By Simon Ortiz </paraindent> Native Americas Journal Akwe:kon Press Cornell University 300 Caldwell Hall Ithaca, New York 14853 Tel. (607) 255-4308 =46ax. (607) 255-0185 E-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://nativeamericas.aip.cornell.edu --============_-1294575830==_ma============-- &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& Tsonkwadiyonrat (We are ONE Spirit) Unenh onhwa' Awayaton http://www.tdi.net/ishgooda/ &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
