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Discover a groundbreaking exploration in 'Talking Back,' a newly released book by historian Alejandra Dubcovsky that delves into the untold stories of Native women in the early South. This captivating narrative, published by Yale University Press in 2023, highlights the resilience, strength, and influential roles that often went unrecognized in colonial history. Dubcovsky's meticulous research revives the lives of Native women such as the Timucua, Apalachee, Chacato, and Guale, who defied authority and reshaped their communities. Through compelling anecdotes, readers will encounter remarkable figures including runaway slaves, elite Spanish women, and courageous cacicas who assertively claimed their power. This book is not just a history; it’s a transformative account that challenges traditional male-centric narratives, revealing how these women fought for their rights, families, and futures in a rapidly evolving world. 'Talking Back' is essential for readers interested in Indigenous studies, women's history, colonial America, and the enduring impact of Native women on society. Secure your copy today to uncover these vital stories that have long remained hidden.