Crossing waters, crossing worlds
2006·364 pages
An essay collection exploring the intersection of Native and African American cultures and histories.
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An essay collection exploring the intersection of Native and African American cultures and histories.
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Crossing Waters, Crossing Worlds explores the critically neglected intersection of Native and African American cultures. This collection, edited by Tiya Miles and Sharon P. Holland, addresses historical and contemporary cultural and political relationships between Indian and African peoples, offering a compelling picture of their intertwined lives through precision history, evocative criticism, and memoir.
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Central focus on cultural and political relationships between Native and African American communities.
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Abuse & suffering
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Discussions of historical systemic suffering and cultural intersections likely present.
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