Indians Are Us?: Culture and Genocide in Native North America
Ward Churchill explores the connected themes of culture and genocide in Native North America. Centered on Indigenous identity and historical experience, this focused work is suited to readers interested in Native American history, colonialism, cultural survival, and the broader social forces affecting Indigenous communities.
About This Book
Ward Churchill’s book addresses culture and genocide in Native North America.
The title frames a serious examination of Indigenous identity, history, and the forces that have shaped Native communities.
This work may interest readers studying Native American history, colonialism, cultural survival, and genocide.
It offers a focused contribution to discussions of Indigenous peoples and North American society.
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