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Introducing the 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Bad Indians,' a compelling and essential memoir by Deborah A. Miranda. This groundbreaking book delves into the rich tapestry of California Indian history, blending tribal history with intimate storytelling. Perfect for readers interested in Native American memoirs and California heritage, this edition has been newly expanded and includes insightful reflections, new poems, and essays, making it a crucial addition to your collection.
Explore the resilience and cultural memory of the Ohlone/Costanoan-Esselen community through Miranda's unique narrative techniques, which incorporate oral histories, newspaper clippings, and personal anecdotes. This hardcover edition offers a sturdy and elegant presentation, ideal for classroom discussions or book clubs focused on indigenous perspectives and American history. 'Bad Indians' challenges readers to confront the narratives surrounding Native Americans and fosters a deeper understanding of their enduring struggles and triumphs. With its lyrical prose and poignant insights, it has garnered praise from notable figures such as Leslie Marmon Silko and media outlets like ELLE magazine.
Don’t miss out on owning a copy of this classic Native American memoir that is not only beautiful and devastating but also a necessary read for anyone seeking justice and truth in our collective history. Add the 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Bad Indians' to your reading list today and engage with the powerful stories of California's Indigenous peoples.
Explore the resilience and cultural memory of the Ohlone/Costanoan-Esselen community through Miranda's unique narrative techniques, which incorporate oral histories, newspaper clippings, and personal anecdotes. This hardcover edition offers a sturdy and elegant presentation, ideal for classroom discussions or book clubs focused on indigenous perspectives and American history. 'Bad Indians' challenges readers to confront the narratives surrounding Native Americans and fosters a deeper understanding of their enduring struggles and triumphs. With its lyrical prose and poignant insights, it has garnered praise from notable figures such as Leslie Marmon Silko and media outlets like ELLE magazine.
Don’t miss out on owning a copy of this classic Native American memoir that is not only beautiful and devastating but also a necessary read for anyone seeking justice and truth in our collective history. Add the 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Bad Indians' to your reading list today and engage with the powerful stories of California's Indigenous peoples.