-
Miscegenation (/mɪˌsɛdʒəˈneɪʃən/ mih-SEJ-ə-NAY-shən) is
marriage or
admixture between people who are
members of
different races. The word, now usually...
-
novel follows the
adventures of
Proude Cedarfair as he
leads a
group of
mixedbloods on a
pilgrimage across a post-apocalyptic and post-industrial United...
-
Mixed Blood Theatre Address 1501
South Fourth St. Minneapolis, MN 55454
United States Capacity 200
Opened 1976
Website mixedblood.com...
- the
mixedblood descendants of
Luster Browne and
their lives on the
White Earth Indian Reservation. The
novel continues Vizenor's
focus on
mixedbloods and...
-
explores a
theme common in
early Native American fiction: the
plight of the
mixedblood (or "breed"), who
lives in both
white and
Indian cultures.
Typically mixed-race...
- Medicine,
Harper Perennial, 2016 Owens, Louis. "Erdrich and Dorris's
Mixedbloods and
Multiple Narratives," Love
Medicine A Casebook,
edited by Hertha...
- Beginnings. León, Spain:
Universidad de León; 1999. pp. 299–305 Status,
Mixedbloods, and
Community in
Thomas King's
Medicine River By: Mackie, Mary M.; Journal...
-
Retrieved 2023-06-05. Bizzell, Patricia. "(Native)
American Jeremiad: The '
Mixedblood'
Rhetoric of
William Apess", in Stromberg, Ernest. ed.
American Indian...
-
Ransom Center".
Retrieved December 5, 2022. Snyder,
Michael E. (2009)
Mixedblood Metaphors:
Allegories of
Native America in the
Fiction of
James Purdy...
- and
Native American Community, Jace Weaver,
Oxford University Press.
Mixedbloods and Mystery:
Crises of
Identity in Two
Native American Novels, Amy Lerman...
