American soldiers gathering up dead Sioux Indians after the Wounded Knee Massacre in South Dakota, 1892 

American soldiers gathering up dead Sioux Indians after the Wounded Knee Massacre in South Dakota, January 1, 1891 

Sioux versus Hollywood: The image of Sioux Indians in American films 

RBM-E-77-C97-V03.pdf 

Igniting tribal fires: Indian sovereignty, gaming, and incorporation into the world-system, 1946--1996. 

RBM-E-77-C97-V06.pdf 

RBM-E-77-C97-V19.pdf 

RBM-E-77-C97-V08.pdf 

RBM-E-77-C97-V18.pdf 

The revisionist West: placing the postwar American avant-garde 

Working with the Sitanka Wokiksuye: Collaboration in ethnographic filmmaking 

Robert Redford and the American West 

The Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978: A case study 

Eclipse rituals and procedures of North American Indians in relation to their ceremonial patterns, from the point of view of social psychology 

Representing the unnarratable: “feminist terrorism” and the problem of realism in the novel 

The literary life in America, 1886-1900 

Sovereignty empowered by governance among California tribal nations 

Daily Trojan, Vol. 25, No. 36, November 13, 1933 

Spaces of violence: indigenous figuration and Los Angeles colonial culture 

Unsettling the Nation 

California Gold Rush violence, 1849-1854: A psychological interpretation 

A historical study of the speechmaking at cooper union, 1859-1897 

Jeju Island rambling, 2014 

Attitudes of teachers and students toward race and ethnicity in the Department of Defense Dependent School System European Region 

What looked like cruelty: animal welfare in Hollywood, 1916-1950