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... Environmental justice Environmental Health Food Industrial Contamination Anthropology Indigenous Studies Mohawk Haudenosaunee Iroquois One sunny afternoon, I sat with Mohawk elder Howard David on the front porch of his house on Cornwall Island, in the northern part of Akwesasne. As we sat overlooking his...

...The introduction defines “Native American DNA,” rooting it in colonial histories of who encounters and who gets encountered, who studies and who gets studied. It introduces key science studies, indigenous studies, feminist, and anthropological theories and ethical frameworks that ground this book...

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... Contamination Anthropology Indigenous Studies Mohawk Haudenosaunee Iroquois On a sunny afternoon in August, I sat in a coffee shop on Cornwall Island with Brenda, who has been active in movements and organizations around health and the environment in Akwesasne for decades. She had been part of the efforts...

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... generationality queer studies settler colonialism phenomenology canonical writers self-determination American literature Indigenous studies personhood place-making Nathaniel Hawthorne In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, small-scale landholders in the southern part of the District...

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... canonical writers self-determination American literature Indigenous studies personhood place-making Herman Melville Over the first half of the nineteenth century, especially in the wake of the War of 1812 and the completion of the Erie Canal in 1825, New York City emerged as perhaps the single most...