From: rich@pencil.cs.missouri.edu (Rich Winkel)
Subject: Reader: 500 Years of Indian Resistance
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Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1992 23:58:22 GMT

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Resource Center for Non-Violence
515 Broadway, Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Phone:  408-423-1616
Fax:    408-423-8716

The RCNV has compiled a "500 Years of Indigenous Resistance" reader.
The Reader encompasses a wide range of Native American issues and
concerns. It has been edited in conjunction with the Central Coast
Quincentennial Indigenous Council and "Resistance 500," a coalition
of local organizations (Indigenous as well as non-Indigenous) and
individuals active in the 500 Years-Indigenous issues.

This reader will cost $12 (postage included). All articles have
previously been printed, and the RCNV & "Resistance 500" members have
been granted permission to re-issue them.

Table of Contents

    Introduction: Harold Dick Jr. (Chirichua-Apache) and Guillermo Delgado
    (The South & Meso-American Indian Information Center).

    Editor's note (Donna Nicolino)


  I Myth vs. Reality

    Columbus Day -Jimmy Durham
    Declaration of Quito
    We have no reason to celebrate an Invasion, interview with Suzan Shown Harjo
       by Barbara Miner
    Christopher Columbus and the "Stink Hiding the Sun"; interview with Joy
    Harjo by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
    When America Was a Brown Woman, by Jack Forbes
    A Chicana Look at 500 Years, by Elizabeth Martinez
    African-Americans: Mourn the Quincentennary and Celebrate REsistance, by
       Bill Fletcher Jr.
    Fourteen Hundred and Ninety Two, by Owosh-Keday-So-Quay
    Broken Treaties, Broken Promises, by Little Rock Reed
 

 II California & Santa Cruz Natives

    Indian, by Bobby Garcia
    Introduction to The Ohlone Way, by Malcolm Margolin
    An Ohlone Village, by Malcolm Margolin
    Tribes Fight to Reclaim Official Status, by Jeanne Huber
    Joe, by Linda Thomas
    Hawaiian Connections, by Malcolm Margolin
    Lorenzo's Narrative, by Edward CAstillo
    We Took a Stand at Lee Road, by Patrick Orozco
    The Lee Road Occupation, by Glen Shaller
 
    Location of North American Indian Tribes
    Location of South American Indian Tribes


III Human Rights and Land Rights

    America Before the U.S., by Jack Forbes
    Everywhere Now, by Linda Thomas
    Preface to "The Trial of Leonard Peltier", by W. Churchill
    The Toxic Waste of Indian Lives, by Valerie Taliman
    Native Americans' Energy Crisis: Interview with Lance Hughes by Arthur James
    The Struggle for New Segovia, by W. Churchill
    Of Oil and Explanation in Ecuador, by Anita Parlow
    James Bay: Cree & Inuit Defend their Lands
    Native Hawaiian Historical and Cultural Persps on Env.Justice,
       by Mililani Trask
    Toxic Threat to Indian Lands: Updates from Around North America, by the
       Indigenous Environmental Network
    Hopi Elder Thomas Banyacya Speaks Out, by Robin Schirmer
    A Question of Sovereignty, by John E. Echohawk
    Native Action Convinces Montana Bankers to Make a Withdrawal, by John Anner
    Majawil Q'ij of Guatemala, by Majawil Q'ij Mayan Alliance
    May All Rise Up, by Majawil Q'ij Mayan Alliance
    Two Kinds of Power, a different experience at Oka, by Helen Forse
    Mistook, by Linda Thomas
    Interview with Chief Tayac: Struggles Unite Native Peoples
    I would Like to, by Linda Thomas
    Intro to the Trial of Leonard Peltier, by Jim Messerschmidt
    Minga in Ecuador, by Bobsy Draper
    Paradise Lost, by Lisa Aug
    On the Tribal-State RElationship by Jerry Padilla
    Oil Threatens Alaska Natives, by Karl Guevara ERb


IV  Native American & Contemporary Culture

    Graffitti (song lyric) by John Trudell
    Gee, You Do not Seem Like An Indian from The REservation, by Barbara Comeron
    Excerpt from American Indian Women, by Annette Jaimes and Theresa Halsey
    What the Old Cheyenne Women at Sand Creek Knew (Poem), by Red Hawk
    The Reconstruction of Mayan Identity by Diane M. Nelson
    A little Matter of Genocide, by Ward Churchill
    History in the Making, by Annette Jaimes & Jorge Noriega
    On Mother Earth: Interview with Russel Means, by Annette Jaimes
    Slippin' & Slidin' (review of John Trudell's AKA Graffitti Man and
      interview, by John Anner
    Native American Women In the Circle of Life, Paula Gunn Allen
    Looking Back (discussion of 'Balck Robe' and 'Clearcut', by Sandy Greer

  V Resources & Organizations

 VI Select Bibliography
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