Review by Tyler R. Tichelaar Anita Chosa’s memoir Wash Tubs & White Weasel: Memoirs of a reservation Indian, 1940-1960 discusses what life was like when she was a child and young woman in Beartown, a small community of eight families that was funded by the US Government and part of…
Reviewer: Sharon Brunner Clearing Sky Woman’s Sandtown Survivor: Growing Up Indian in the Twentieth Century delivers a powerful and heartfelt message about living the life of a poor Indian girl and woman and her demonstration of steadfast resiliency. The story begins in 1946 when she attends her first day of…
New Book Weaves Together Ojibwe, Duluth, and Family History Gichigami Hearts: Stories and Histories from Misaabekong by Linda LeGarde Grover is a potpourri of Ojibwe legends, family history, and regional history all interconnected to ask questions about what it means to be Ojibwe, to live in Duluth, to grow up…
