Indigenous Feminisms (AMSTUD 103, CSRE 103S, NATIVEAM 103S)

Seminar examines Indigenous feminist theories and praxis, transnational Native feminisms in the United States, diversity of tribal traditions and gender roles, kinship, change and continuity under cycles of settler colonialism, decolonization, Indigenous sovereignty, and feminist work for human rights in Indigenous communities today in the U.S. and globally. Sources include history, ethnography, biography, autobiography, the novel & film.