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Jack D. Forbes

    January 7, 1934 – February 23, 2011

    Jack D. Forbes was a Native-American writer, scholar, and political activist. His work critically examines the relationship between Indigenous cultures and colonial civilization, often through analyses of historical events and their impacts. Forbes's writing style is incisive and intellectually rigorous, aiming to provoke deeper consideration of power structures and their societal influence. His scholarship is significant for its profound understanding of Indigenous perspectives and its bold challenges to dominant narratives.

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    Only Approved Indians
    • 2020

      Only Approved Indians

      Stories

      • 188 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
      3.9(10)Add rating

      The collection of short stories showcases the diverse experiences of American Indian life through the lens of Jack D. Forbes, who combines his expertise as a scholar, activist, and artist. His narratives deepen the understanding of how American Indians perceive their identity and interact with the world, offering a rich and nuanced portrayal of their cultural experiences.

      Only Approved Indians