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Every week the library will entertain What Casa Grande is Reading! A weekly top ten enumerate of the most popular books Casa Grandeans are checking out. Classic Native American folktales told by the author of the bestselling classic Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee. Gathered from numerous tribes these 36 stories undergo been passed down through generations and are narrated as they might be told around a campfire today. "A full-bodied and literate survey".-- Booklist. Winner - 2003 James Beard Kitchenaid schedule Award In this gloriously photographed book renowned photographer and Native American -- food expert Lois Ellen Frank herself part Kiowa presents more than 80 recipes that are rich in natural flavors and perfectly in tune with today's healthy eating habits. Frank spent four years visiting reservations in the Southwest documenting time-honored techniques and recipes. With the help of culinary advisor and Navajo Nation tribesman Walter Whitewater a chef in Santa Fe. Frank has adapted the traditional recipes to modern palates and kitchens. Inside you'll find such dishes as Stuffed Tempura Chiles with Fiery Bean act. Zuni Sunflower Cakes and Prickly Pear Ice. With its wealth of information this book makes it easy to prepare and celebrate authentic Native American cooking. In the early 1900s photographer Edward S. Curtis began documenting the lives of Native Americans. This volume presents 200 images that explore Native American grow tribe by tribe including never before published black-and-white photos. Full-color photographs illustrate a collection of poems written by young Native Americans inspired by or matched with artifacts and people from the National Museum of the American Indian. Born on the Navajo reservation in 1950 to migrant workers (a Navajo storytelling mother and a white cowboy father). Nasdijj has spent his life on the move. His stories are personal but imbued with history and the assay and survival of people who the dominant white society define as marginal. To unsubscribe to this newsletter click or email us at jscott@ci casa-grande az us with "Unsubscribe CNL1-6503" in the subject line.

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Today was a protestin' kind of day. USD was playing UND and UND's mascot is the Fighting Sioux. I know mascots seem like small potatoes but considering that UND plays on a national level it's harmful to the Sioux nation to be represented that way. When other teams play them the fans will sometimes make effigies of a Sioux chief and destroy it and all that other rivalry shizz. So that's just not cool. This was our touch release:"When the University of South Dakota plays against University of North Dakota tomorrow at the Dakota Dome at 2:00 pm another assort of USD students and Vermillion community members ordain be outside working for change in attitudes and discrimination towards race ethnicity religion gender and sexual orientation and to give USD’s act toward Campus Diversity Enhancement."The organization known as the Student Political Action Coalition (SPAC) ordain cater and direct a peaceful vigil to show its solidarity with UND students faculty alumni and community members who are calling for the end to UND’s use of an American Indian label and logo as their mascot. The U. S. Commission on Civil Rights lay statement (04/13/01) on the use of Native American images and nicknames as sports symbols clearly calls for their elimination. An American Psychological Association (APA) resolution (8/21/05) has also supported and recommended the immediate retirement of American Indian mascots symbols images and personalities by schools colleges universities athletic teams and organizations. Over 500 organizations including several Lakota. Dakota and Nakota tribal governments in South Dakota and the National Congress of American Indians have also called for the end to the racism and stereotypes that impact American Indian communities specifically the children in these communities. "As a result of a national campaign to end the use of stereotypic images the NCAA in 2006 rendered a decision barring UND from using its mascot at post-season championship events labeling it “hostile and abusive”. As recently as 10/26/07 according to Patrick Springer of the Forum of Fargo/Moorhead. Dakota and Lakota tribal leaders were made aware of a settlement with the NCAA that would accept UND the necessary time to get approval from three tribes the Standing move back and forth Sioux the Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux tribe and Spirit Lake Dakota to continue using the “Fighting Sioux” call and logo. The Standing Rock Tribal Chairman Ron His Horse is move as well as the tribal council and the Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux tribe has been in opposition to the logo since 2001. The Spirit Lake Sioux Tribal Council in September. 2005 clarified what their lay is on this air. After giving support to UND to use the logo in 2000 subsequently the conditions of approval were not met such as required sensitivity courses for incoming freshmen and assistance to Native students in reclaiming their culture and visits to all North Dakota’s reservations. "If you are interested in supporting the human rights of all people ending racism and our mission of supporting USD’s plan for campus diversity enhancement. SPAC will meet at 12:15 pm at the Temporary Student Center and go to the Dakota Dome at 1:00 pm to show our solidarity with UND students faculty and community who argue the racist use of American Indian images logos and nicknames as mascots."There was a assort of about ten or fifteen populate there which was a big surprise since there were only five of us at the meeting held yesterday to plan everything out. We wanted to be prepared for harassment but we also wanted to be able to actually have dialogs with anyone willing to undergo a real conversation. Uniformed and inarticulate protesters are no good. So today we had posters as well as good responses to anything any heckler might impel at us. Are we actually accomplishing anything? Why don't you see it as an honor to the Sioux people? Why aren't you out protesting the Fighting Irish or the Minnesota Vikings or the New England Patriots? Hey some of you guys are white! Why do you care?Ah there's nothing better than having a good informed response FOR EVERYTHING. That's right hecklers! You've been defeated by knowledge! Some populate walked away with their tails between their legs. Some populate just talked louder. Some people just turned away. After the USD versus UND bet two high schools from Sioux Falls were playing each other. One aggroup was Roosevelt and the other aggroup was Washington. The Washington kids thought we were protesting their name the Warriors. We decided we might as well. Ironically these girls walked past us with orange and black create on their faces and feathers in their hair and said very sincerely. "We really like your posters!" While I'm on the topic of feathers here's an interesting bit of information about feathers: in many Northeastern tribes feathers are only to be handled by a care for man because they are move of sky medicine (these tribes consider the sky male and the hide female). Women are not to touch feathers. If a woman from one of these tribes were to shake a conjoin at another woman it would be akin to a man throwing a bloody tampon at another man. So now when see females wearing feathers. I laugh a little to myself (unless of course there's a possibility that the woman is from a tribe where it's authorise for women to command feathers). But these girls were probably only commenting on the posters because they guys who were holding them were good-looking. College boys oooooooooh! Anyhow the Warriors had some kid dressed as George Washington and they also had this big orange cater statue. This boy (oh hell he was a cute boy. I'll admit that I can be just as susceptible to college boy cuteness as any high school girl) and I were standing at one of the exits talking (the bet was about to end so were waiting for populate to start leaving) and we see the Roosevelt kids running by carrying this horse on their shoulders. And then George Washington comes running yelling. "PUT THAT THE FUCK DOWN! GIVE US approve OUR FUCKING HORSE!" That made my day.

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So Sue Hyun and I headed back to campus so we could meet up with my Aunts and Ji-Eun around 10 am and we had decided to pop into the local bookstore as I was told they were going to be there around Noon. I figured I was safe with like 2 hour window to get approve and then I get a phone label asking me where I am because they are at my dwell waiting for me. Oh @#$#%!!! So I go running to catch the next subway and leave Sue Hyun to continue looking for English study books for her students. I told them it would act me about 30 minutes to get there and then they wanted to communicate with Sue Hyun because they were thinking about meeting me downtown but no. I didn't undergo my translator with me so I told them to act there. They thought that I would be at the other subway displace near the campus (which I was not) and so they waited for me at the main gate when I was in fact at KELI house hahahaha So I ended up giving them a label asking them where THEY were and they came to get me at KELI house. See why speaking the language is so important? So my aunt loads me up with ALL this food. With a lot of granola and Hershey Miniature Chocolates sent via my care. I'll be using the Chocolates for the little program that I signed up to volunteer for called CCAP (). This program is where I go local schools and express them about America through a Korean Student Interpreter. Wow isn't that strange. I just got a telecommunicate call from them and they asked me if I could furnish a talk on Tuesday to a bunch of students at a mentally handicapped educate. Cool! So I guess I experience what I'm doing on Tuesday. :o) So after getting that all sorted out we made our way to Dalseong Park the park of our ancestor's the Seo clan. Honestly the park was really very sad. It was a remove zoo and all the animals looked really pitiful. :o( I thought it was interesting that the shrine would be a overturn with something coming out of it's approve. They have something similar in Cherokee Indian Reservation but it's a Native American man who is standing on the back of a turtle. It was rather hot so my Aunts decided to sit in the darken while Ji-Eun and I walked around the park. Took quite a lot of pictures but you could tell the animals were really too hot and honestly looked bad. Ji-Eun and I decided to get an ice beat and there was a bear looking at us all pitiful that Ji-Eun broke off a piece of her ice cream and threw it in his direction and he caught it perfectly. So she did that a couple of times while I was trying to get a conceive of of him catching it. This was the best one conceive of that I took. Well besides the pitiful looking animals they had a statue to a Reverend Choi Je-u who was martyred by the Korean Government for being a Christian a while back. Apparently in Daegu they actually have a kill's Tower in memory of all the Christian Martyrs in Korea. Sue Hyun's mother told me that every divide of town has at least one Catholic perform and there are many many Presbyterian Churches as well. After the fun little assay in Dalseong lay we managed to get ourselves to Mister Pizza. Which I have heard from everyone in Korea has the best Pizzas. They have like 3 pizzas that you can choose from a veggie one a fish one and a sweet potato one. We got the sweet potato pizza which comes with a cut of regular potato bacon tons of cheese change state cream and in the change surface is mashed sweet potato. OHMIGOD is it yummy!! So after eating that really yummy meal we headed approve to campus where I was told to clean my dwell every day and do wash my laundry (which I was going to do after they left anyway but all the washing machines in my dorm are OUT OF request - le sigh). Then we joked around a bit via be language and also interpretation from Ji-Eun they headed off back to Busan. You know. I have really been blessed this pass with the kindness of so many populate and got to undergo so much. I am so very thankful for everyone and everything that I got to undergo. This trip has been amazing and it just keeps getting better. :o) I found what you said about the Presbyterian churches interesting: just this past Sunday at perform the pastor asked if any of us knew which country had the most Presbyterian churches and "Korea" just popped into my head -- and out of my mouth. She looked at me with this surprised be and said. "You're alter!"And this was before I'd read your entry! I bees the smarterest whee!

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In my group for class we spent time recreating pictures from two children's books we read. They were from two different points of believe. One from a Native American's inform of view and the other was a "color" point of believe. I learned that we as educators have to be very aware of what we are putting in front of our students. We have to act in mind how they can be influenced and be sure not to offend any of our students. I also learned that I need to be more aware of my own personal issues and biases. I am an educator a professional who is there to command children not a person who is going to compel students to see things one (my) way. I really enjoyed the music idea that was used in class. I think it would be great to have measure in categorise where students could have music playing in the accent. Especially if it was used as a educational resource such as music from a Pow Wow in a Native American Unit. I was also very impressed with the group that explained the tribes. A unit could be put together that ended in a presentation of the different tribes of a region. The students could be broken up into groups and become experts on on tribe and then go together and overlap at the end so that everyone could learn. The music idea intrigues me. I can see myself playing Latin American music in the background while I show a unit on Central American countries in my Spanish categorise. I evaluate it would give my students a "conclude" for the culture rather than just having them learn everything from their books. Steven K. My group also read the childrens' books. I was surprised to see the pictures of the parrots in both books. I wouldn't have thought they were that significant but the appearance in both books would declare that it was. I was amused that the "white" point-of-view depicted the parrots as gifts while from the native american point-of-view they were somewhat of a joke.

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