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An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States for Young People (ReVisioning History for Young People)
Author: Dunbar-Ortiz, Roxanne ; Mendoza, Jean ; Reese, Debbie
Publication Date: 07/23/2019
Format: Paperback
Going Beyond The Story Of America As A Country Discovered By A Few Brave Men In The New World, Indigenous Human Rights Advocate Roxanne Dunbar-ortiz Reveals The Roles That Settler Colonialism And Policies Of American Indian Genocide Played In Forming Our National Identity. The Original Academic Text Is Fully Adapted By Renowned Curriculum Experts Debbie Reese And Jean Mendoza, For Middle-grade And Young Adult Readers To Include Discussion Topics, Archival Images, Original Maps, Recommendations For Further Reading, And Other Materials To Encourage Students, Teachers, And General Readers To Think Critically About Their Own Place In History--
Author: Dunbar-Ortiz, Roxanne ; Mendoza, Jean ; Reese, Debbie
Publication Date: 07/23/2019
Format: Paperback
Going Beyond The Story Of America As A Country Discovered By A Few Brave Men In The New World, Indigenous Human Rights Advocate Roxanne Dunbar-ortiz Reveals The Roles That Settler Colonialism And Policies Of American Indian Genocide Played In Forming Our National Identity. The Original Academic Text Is Fully Adapted By Renowned Curriculum Experts Debbie Reese And Jean Mendoza, For Middle-grade And Young Adult Readers To Include Discussion Topics, Archival Images, Original Maps, Recommendations For Further Reading, And Other Materials To Encourage Students, Teachers, And General Readers To Think Critically About Their Own Place In History--