Cultural Suppression

"The process of de-humanization is a three-phase cycle. First, this process involves defining a group of people (or an individual) as lacking any semblance of worthiness to, any similarity and any connection whatsoever with what was or is for the moment defined as "civilized," based on emotion and self-serving rationalization. Second, it entails following up with action and/or policy based on the previous definition. Third, it seeks to justify the first two phases with more self-serving rationalization."
Joseph Marshall III
In An Indian Viewpoint of History
On Behalf of the Wolf and the First Peoples, Red Crane Books.s

La Academia Mexicana de Derechos Humanos
American Indian Religious Rights: Inside Montana Prisons
The Red Man's Last Roll-Call Charles M. Harvey
Atlantic Monthly 97 (1906): 323-330.
Simon Pokagon on Naming the Indians
Naming the Indians by Terry Frank
American Monthly Review of Reviews, 15, March 1897, 301-307.
Cultural Survival, the organization & the quarterly
"I" is not for Indian:
The Portrayal of Native Americans in Books for Young People
A Selective Bibliography and Guide from the American Indian Library Association
Anti-Indian Movement on the Tribal Frontier by Rudolph C. Ryser
The U'mista Cultural Centre Potlatch Collection
The Indian Wars are not Over, by By George Snyder
Albion Monitor September 2, 1995, Round Valley, Mendocino, CA
The Dark Legacy of Nome Cult by Jeff Elliott,
Albion Monitor, September 2, 1995

Books concerning the Suppression of Indigenous Cultures

Facing West: The Metaphysics of Indian-Hating and Empire-Building, Richard Drinnon, Univ. Okla. Pr.
Name of War : King Philip's War and the Origins of American Identity, Jill Lepore, Random House.
The archive of books on Native American cultures on the Native American Resources website.
The entire archive of recommended books on the Native American Resources website.
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