Think about the different ways gendered violence is experienced in Native American / American Indian communities and cite from two different readings/listenings assigned this week. When quoting or paraphrasing please include who (name) and where/when (page numbers or timestamp) you are getting the information from. Guiding questions for inquiry; do not attempt to answer more than one in your Initial post... How does Deborah Miranda utilize personal narrative to challenge stereotypes about Native Americans? Explain how Deborah Miranda critiques assimilation policies and their impact on Native identities. Discuss the role of gender and sexuality in shaping the 'bad Indian' narrative. What are the key moments of resistance and resilience that emerge in Miranda's story? Post a resource (video, news article, art piece) or connection with a short review of its connection to Gendered Violence in American Indian/Native American Communities. ( Windigo: A Short Film Exploring the Cycle of Violence")

Think about the different ways gendered violence is experienced in Native American / American Indian communities and cite from two different readings/listenings assigned this week. When quoting or paraphrasing please include who (name) and where/when (page numbers or timestamp) you are getting the information from. Guiding questions for inquiry; do not attempt to answer more than one in your Initial post... How does Deborah Miranda utilize personal narrative to challenge stereotypes about Native Americans? Explain how Deborah Miranda critiques assimilation policies and their impact on Native identities. Discuss the role of gender and sexuality in shaping the 'bad Indian' narrative. What are the key moments of resistance and resilience that emerge in Miranda's story? Post a resource (video, news article, art piece) or connection with a short review of its connection to Gendered Violence in American Indian/Native American Communities. ( Windigo: A Short Film Exploring the Cycle of Violence")