"A wide-ranging and emotionally potent collection of poems, photography,
interviews, and artwork featuring dozens of [contemporary] indigenous artists and
writers from across North America. The graphics-intensive format gives
the project the feel of a magazine or yearbook as the contributors
tackle stereotypes (three girls offer perspectives growing up with
Disney’s Pocahontas); discuss their careers in the arts, activism, and
other areas; and reflect on their place in the culture at large, despite
ongoing discrimination and other challenges."**for more mature, older students as some pieces contain more mature content.
Barnes and Noble
