Special issue: Walking for justice: the Dakota Commemorative March of 2002
Discusses the impact of European colonization on the native Dakota populations of the US and Canada, and a reenactment of the forced march of Dakota men, women, and children after the US-Dakota war of 1862; 12 articles and two poems. Contents: Fort Snelling concentration camp Dakota prisoners, 1862-...
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| description | Discusses the impact of European colonization on the native Dakota populations of the US and Canada, and a reenactment of the forced march of Dakota men, women, and children after the US-Dakota war of 1862; 12 articles and two poems. Contents: Fort Snelling concentration camp Dakota prisoners, 1862-63; Names of the condemned Dakota men; Decolonizing the 1862 death marches, by Waziyatawin Angela Wilson; Dakota commemorative march: thoughts and reactions, by Chris Mato Nunpa; Ties that bind: remembering, mourning, and healing historical trauma, by Mary Beth Faimon; Wiconzani wakan ota akupi (Brining back many sacred healings), by George Blue Bird; A journey of healing and awakening, by Waziyatawin Angela Wilson; A written response from Canada, by Leo J. Omani; A living memorial, by Molly Schoenhoff; Voices of the marchers, by Waziatawin Angela Wilson; Mending bodies, mending hearts, by Lisa Elbert; Dakota homecoming, by Diane Wilson. |
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