- Kim
TallBear (born 1968) is a
Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate professor at the
University of Alberta,
specializing in
racial politics in science.
Holding the first...
- OF THE FIVE
CIVILIZED TRIBES,
Cherokee Nation with a
blood degree." Kim
TallBear (Dakota),
author of
Native American DNA:
Tribal Belonging and the False...
- that
these false claims relate to
white supremacy and
Indigenous erasure.
Tallbear stresses that
people who
fabricate fraudulent claims are in no way the...
- not who you
claim but
rather who
claims you." Similarly,
academic Kim
TallBear (Sisseton
Wahpeton Oyate) also says it's "a
matter of who
claims you"....
- May 31, 2019.
TallBear, Kim (2013).
Native American DNA: Tribal-belonging and the
false Promise of
Genetic Science. pp. 132–136.
TallBear, Kim (2008)....
- at ****igning
individuals to
discrete categories."
Jenny Reardon and Kim
TallBear quote these findings in "“Your DNA Is Our History”: Genomics, Anthropology...
- due to his
dysplasia condition,
Reich is only 4 feet 11 inches (1.50 m)
tall,
shorter than the
required minimum height of 5 ft 0 in (1.52 m).
Reich received...
- (again, the
equivalent of that one great-grandparent).
Geneticists from Kim
Tallbear (Dakota) to The
Indigenous Peoples Council on
Biocolonialism (IPCB) agree...
-
Native American heritage could solve some of
these quandaries, but both
TallBear and
Lowery say such
tests are
irrelevant to most tribes. When
Lumbees contact...
- as non-Native and vice versa.
Another negative consequence expressed by
TallBear is the risk that an individual's
cultural identity can be conclusively...
