Talking about the Tough Stuff at Native Museums, A. Harris
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This powerpoint was given by Alexandra Harris in the panel session, "The Buffalo in the Room: Talking about the Tough Stuff at Native Museums," at the Western Museums Association 2009 meeting in San Diego, CA.
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Notes de l'éditeur
- Wanted a place that is welcoming to all audiences and low on making folks feel guilty. Empowering history, not Indians as victim.
- Ed: “The Fall and Rise of Indian Nations”