American Indian Education: Counternarratives in Racism, Struggle, and the Law [Paperback]

2. Burying Indian Histories in the Curriculum: The American History Teacher

3.Criminal Injustice and Demonizing Indian Students: The American Indian Student

4.Intergenerational Character of Indian Experiences in Education: Niko Roberts on the Ice

5.Indian Academic Fraud: The Terrible Tribe

6.Indian Literary Fraud: Vann Logan's Novel

7. Indian Cultural Restoration: Toledo Marks' Return

8. Indian Political Resurgence and Affirmative Action: The Lake Matchimanitou Indian School

 

This original book highlights the challenges faced by American Indian students at all levels of education, analyzing their education through a lens of law and policy, paving the way for an honest discussion about solutions.

Fletcher is a gifted writer whose narrative moves briskly and engages the reader. . . This inaugural book in The Critical Educator series gives voice, the counternarrative if you will, of a population who rarely has an audience. Often ignored or subsumed by other oppressed groups or people of color, the voice of American Indians is rarely given top billing. Review of Higher Education

Beverly Klug, Professor, Idaho State University

I feel that there is a great deal of need for this type of manuscript for reasons listed above. The proposal and sample writing indicate to me that the author has thought about the best way to present the material and has begun the conceptualization of the final product in a way that would produce the most desired results. . . I would recommend this book for publication. I believe it has a place within the book/textbook realm for areas as stated above, and a speciall£>