Paul Seesequasis Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Paul Seesequasis

"Decidedly, the stories that turn the tribes tragic are not their own stories." — Gerald Vizenor (Manifest Manners: Narratives on Postindian Survivance) Joe Black Fox, NYC 1898 Photo: Gertrude Käsebier / @ William Cody Archives https://t.co/CLp52IYIcr

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"Decidedly, the stories that turn the tribes tragic are not their own stories." — Gerald Vizenor (Manifest Manners: Narratives on Postindian Survivance) Joe Black Fox, NYC 1898 Photo: Gertrude Käsebier / @ William Cody Archives https://t.co/CLp52IYIcr

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‘JAJ: A Haida Manga is the newest graphic novel from the acclaimed, Vancouver-based contemporary artist. The book takes on a large subject, nothing less than first contact between Indigenous people and white Europeans.’ https://t.co/BEeYq14GwN

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quite taken by the art and storytelling of Cole Pauls, Southern Tutchone, and an alumni of the Yukon School of Visual Arts here in Dawson. check out this article on his ‘Dakwäkãda Warriors.’ https://t.co/22sj3yDpcz https://t.co/KOdxhmrppl

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‘JAJ: A Haida Manga is the newest graphic novel from the acclaimed, Vancouver-based contemporary artist. The book takes on a large subject, nothing less than first contact between Indigenous people and white Europeans.’ https://t.co/BEeYq14GwN

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“In 1966, Cole fled South Africa to escape arrest – taking with him little more than the layouts for his book, House of Bondage, which was subsequently released in the US in 1967. The publication was an open indictment of apartheid and its atrocities, and was instantly banned… https://t.co/TNcR0UG41b

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PJ Harvey’s Orlam is the first book in the Dorset dialect to be published for a 100 years. PJ Harvey: ‘But it naturally became part of my system because I’m from here.’ https://t.co/UrWfiNlC6P

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Nancy Wilbur, or Tsa-Tsique (Swinomish), is pictured with her granddaughter, Alma Bee. Photo: © Matika Wilbur / Project 562 “I do all of this for my people… Only love could drive a project like this.” - Wilbur. | Story: https://t.co/zfq8Ri4gEn https://t.co/F2NHsytNOD

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The work of women has long been overlooked; too many have been overshadowed or even forgotten,' says Lebart. Photo: © Isabel Munoz - A woman’s work: Rediscovering the female photographers that history often forgets Story: https://t.co/4Bk4Zefjfv https://t.co/Kj3jI5SeZe

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This is sadly a growing list, including ‘An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States, for Young People’ and “Hiawatha and the Peacemaker.’ Find them, and other titles, at https://t.co/KiTOX1aUp1 https://t.co/EeEeWd8Qjr