INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
AMERICAN
INDIANS:
STEREOTYPES &
REALITIES
Devon A.
Mihesuah
Highly endorsed by American Indian
scholars and widely taught in colleges
and universities, this book by a
Choctaw professor of American Indian
history examines 24 myths about
American Indians no schoolchild
should believe.
"Required reading," Multicultural
Review .  "A valuable contribution,"
Journal of Multicultural Social Work.  
"Provides precious insight into the
racial identity and cultural struggles of
American Indians." Dr. Donald L. Fixico.
 "A very useful reader," Dr. Duane
Champagne, UCLA American Indian
Studies Center.
DALIT:  
The Black
Untouchables
of India /
V. T. Rajshekar
Originally published in India under the
title Apartheid in India, V.T.
Rajshekar's passionate work on the
plight of the Indian Dalits was the first  
book in the United States to provide a
Dalit view of the roots and continuing
factors of the gross oppression of the
world's largest minority (over 300
million people) through a 3,000 year
history of conquest, slavery, apartheid
and worse.
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THE COLONIAL
PRESENT
The Rule of
Ignorance and
the Role of Law
in British
Columbia

Kerry Coast
"This is history as it should be
done."WARD CHURCHILL

"A timely, thorough, and readable exposé
... The Colonial Present integrates
historical context and contemporary
political and cultural dynamics into its
compelling assessment of urgent
questions affecting indigenous land,
natural resources and sovereignty.  This
fascinating study provides a template not
only for understanding but transforming
colonial realities throughout North
America."
Natsu Taylor Saito, Professor of
International Law, Georgia State
University