Shenandoah Newsletter, Volume 17, Number 10, January 1991

The January 1991 edition of the Shenandoah newsletter, Volume 17, Number 10. Content includes 'Chief Seattle 1854'; an excerpt of 'Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee' by Dee Brown; excerpts from The New American, Volume 6, Number 18 (August 27, 1990) by Julie Cryderman and Verna Lawrence; an untitled contribution from Dhyani Ywahoo (Cherokee); 'Old Mole's Creation' by Shastika; 'Pokoh, The Old Man' by Pai Ute (excerpted from Sun Songs: Creation Myths from Around the World); 'Indians Hiding in Bad Lands' by Don Mendyke (excerpted from the Appleton Post Crescent, December 18, 1990); 'Propaganda'; 'Love'; a notice about the play 'Indians'; 'The Lone Ranger and Tonto Blues' by McArthur Gunter; a letter to the editor by Gloria Scholbe; 'The Symbol of Extinction' by Standing Bear (Lakota/Dakota); 'Legend of Mackinaw Island (Chi Pewa)' (excerpted from Wigwam Stories); 'New Age Movements'; 'How Long?'; 'Hopi-Navajo 1974-1979'; an editorial comment; death notices; numerous announcements, quotes from individuals, and organizations' contact information; and other short contributions from the editor. Editorial comments frequently end with the sign-off 'Scan doa'.

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Identifier: n296wz55d
Collection: Two-Spirit Newsletters
Institution: The University of Winnipeg
Creator(s): Shenandoah
Contributor(s): Lalihwisaks
Brown, Dee
Cryderman, Julie
Lawrence, Julie
Shastika
Ute, Pai
Mendyke, Don
Gunter, McArthur
Scholbe, Gloria
Standing Bear
Publisher: Shenandoah
Date Issued: Jan. 1991
Genre: Newsletters
Places: Wisconsin > Outagamie > City of Appleton > Appleton
Topic(s): LGBTQ+ newsletters
Two-Spirit community
Two-Spirit people
Resource Type: Text
Language: English
Rights: In copyright
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