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Discover 'Like a Loaded Weapon', a groundbreaking book that critically examines the legal discourse surrounding Indigenous peoples in America. With its insightful analysis, this compelling work highlights how racist language continues to shape American law, specifically in relation to Supreme Court decisions impacting Native American rights. Published by the University of Minnesota Press in 2005, this essential read delves deep into the intersection of race, law, and societal perceptions. 'Like a Loaded Weapon' challenges the entrenched negative stereotypes of Indian savagery and cultural inferiority, demonstrating how such biases have been weaponized against Native communities in the legal system. This book is invaluable for students, legal professionals, and anyone interested in Native American studies, racial justice, and the ongoing effects of colonialism in the United States. Equip yourself with the knowledge to engage in meaningful conversations about race, law, and justice with this critical examination of the language that has historically oppressed Indigenous populations. Whether you're a scholar, activist, or an engaged citizen, 'Like a Loaded Weapon' will inform your understanding of the racial dynamics at play within the American legal framework. Experience the impact of language as a legal instrument in shaping societal views and policies towards Native Americans. Order your copy today and join the discourse on equality and justice in America!