AIS 367 - Rise of American Indian Activism

Credits: 3

This course will cover Indigenous methods of building and maintaining relationships, responses to European colonialism, and pan-Indigenous resistance and diplomacy. This will provide the context for examining contemporary American Indian activism in Indigenous homelands. Within an Indigenous framework of understanding relationships to land and life, the course will analyze the tactics and effectiveness of American Indian activism in North America, delving into the use of legal strategies, media messaging, direct action, and coalition building. Cross-Listed: HIST 367.

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