Women of white earth
By: photographs and interviews by Vance Vannote, with editorial assistance from Janet Pratt.
Contributors: Pratt, Janet, 1935-
Publisher: University of Minnesota Press
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Minneapolis, Minn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 211
Subjects: Ojibwa women -- Minnesota -- White Earth Indian Reservation -- Interviews.; Ojibwa women -- Minnesota -- White Earth Indian Reservation -- Portraits.
Genres: Interviews.; Portraits.
Description: "In the tradition of Brian Lanker's I Dream a World, Women of White Earth collects portraits of forty-three members of the Minnesota White Earth Tribe. Vance Vannote's arresting images - of teenagers and elders, homemakers and mothers, doctors and teachers - are matched with interviews in which these remarkable women tell their own stories."--BOOK JACKET.

"Some of the women interviewed are lifelong members of the White Earth community; others have returned after living elsewhere; still others reside off the reservation but maintain important ties to it. All reveal their sense of allegiance and belonging in these heartfelt conversations.

Tribal elder Saraphine Martin, activist Winona LaDuke, poet Kimberly Blaeser, and others candidly discuss society, politics, women's roles, religion and spirituality, values, ambitions, and their dreams for life on and off the reservation."--BOOK JACKET.