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author. professor. editor Leech Lake Ojibwe dtreuer@penguinrandomhouse.com contributing writer @TheAtlantic
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The Very American Story of Chief Buffalo Child Long Lance

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By David Treuer
| The Atlantic Verified
Listen1.0x 0:0036:13 In 1928, Chief Buffalo Child Long Lance published a memoir that caused a sensation in the literary world. It opened with his earliest memory: Barely a year old, he was riding in a moss baby carrier on his mother’s back, surrounded by women and horses. His mother’s hand was bleeding, and she was crying.
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Top Resources for Native American Heritage Month | EBSCOpost

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By Carole Lindstrom, Michaela Goade, David Treuer
| EBSCO
Native American Heritage Month is a time when we honor the history, culture and traditions of the continent’s first inhabitants. For schools, libraries and organizations observing the month, and others who may be looking for ways to incorporate programming related to Native American heritage, we offer the following useful resources.
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Native American history that goes beyond tragedy

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By Charity Nebbe, David Treuer
| Iowa Public Radio Verified
History is dependent on written records and the stories we share. Native American history has been shaped and misunderstood based on a series of cultural assumptions. That's according to David Treuer. Treuer is an Ojibwe author who is working to correct the largely misinterpreted understandings of Native American culture after the publication of the 1970s novel by Dee Brown, Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, and other similar works.
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