J. Kēhaulani Kauanui is professor of American studies and anthropology, director of the Center for the Americas, and chair of the American studies department at Wesleyan University. She is author of Hawaiian Blood: Colonialism and the Politics of Sovereignty and Indigeneity and the forthcoming Paradoxes of Hawaiian Sovereignty: Land, Sex, and the Colonial Politics of State Nationalism. From 2007 to 2013, she was producer and host of the public affairs radio show Indigenous Politics from WESU in Middletown, Connecticut, where she currently coproduces a program on anarchist politics, Anarchy on Air, with a collective of students.Robert Warrior (Osage), is Hall Distinguished Professor of American literature and culture at the University of Kansas.

"A highly recommended work offering diverse perspectives on issues of great import to peoples around the world. Regardless of political perspective, readers will find much to mull over here."-Library Journal   "As a polyvocal chronicle, critique, and catalyst at the intersections between global and local Indigenous politics, Kanaka Maoli scholar J. Kēhaulani Kauanui’s collection is a reinvigorating contribution that limns the ongoing importance of the topics discussed within. As such I want to make clear that Speaking of Indigenous Politics is vital."-Transmotion   "This is an excellent book for readers sick of the same old narratives of old white historians telling the story of Indigenous people. These are the voices of those fighting."-International Viewpoint   "This is an excellent book for readers sick of the same old narratives of old white historians telling the story of Indigenous people."-Against the Current

• ContentsForewordIntroduction: Indigenous Politics from Native New England and BeyondChief Richard Velky-Part IChief Richard Velky-Part IIDavid CornsilkSarah Deer-Part ISarah Deer-Part IITonya Gonnella FrichnerMargaret (Marge) BruchacJames LunaSteven NewcombAileen Moreton RobinsonWinona LaDukeMargo TamÉz-Part IMargo TamÉz-Part IIJonathan Kay Kamakawiwo‘ole Osorio Philip J. DeloriaJessie Little Doe BairdOmar Barghouti Steven SalaitaPaul Chaat SmithLisa BrooksJessica CattelinoKathleen Brown-PerezRobert Warrior Patrick WolfeHone HarawiraJean M. O’BrienSuzan Shown HarjoChief Many Hearts, Lynn Malerba Maria Lahood and Rashid KhalidiCirce SturmAcknowledgments

J. Kēhaulani Kauanui is professor of American studies and anthropology, director of the Center for the Americas, and chair of the American studies department at Wesleyan University. She is author of Hawaiian Blood: Colonialism and the Politics of Sovereignty and Indigeneity and the forthcoming Paradoxes of Hawaiian Sovereignty: Land, Sex, and the Colonial Politics of State Nationalism. From 2007 to 2013, she was producer and host of the public affairs radio show Indigenous Politics from WESU in Middletown, Connecticut, where she currently coproduces a program on anarchist politics, Anarchy on Air, with a collective of students.Robert Warrior (Osage), is Hall Distinguished Professor of American literature and culture at the University of Kansas.

"A highly recommended work offering diverse perspectives on issues of great import to peoples around the world. Regardless of political perspective, readers will find much to mull over here."-Library Journal   "As a polyvocal chronicle, critique, and catalyst at the intersections between global and local Indigenous politics, Kanaka Maoli scholar J. Kēhaulani Kauanui’s collection is a reinvigorating contribution that limns the ongoing importance of the topics discussed within. As such I want to make clear that Speaking of Indigenous Politics is vital."-Transmotion   "This is an excellent book for readers sick of the same old narratives of old white historians telling the story of Indigenous people. These are the voices of those fighting."-International Viewpoint   "This is an excellent book for readers sick of the same old narratives of old white historians telling the story of Indigenous people."-Against the Current

• ContentsForewordIntroduction: Indigenous Politics from Native New England and BeyondChief Richard Velky-Part IChief Richard Velky-Part IIDavid CornsilkSarah Deer-Part ISarah Deer-Part IITonya Gonnella FrichnerMargaret (Marge) BruchacJames LunaSteven NewcombAileen Moreton RobinsonWinona LaDukeMargo TamÉz-Part IMargo TamÉz-Part IIJonathan Kay Kamakawiwo‘ole Osorio Philip J. DeloriaJessie Little Doe BairdOmar Barghouti Steven SalaitaPaul Chaat SmithLisa BrooksJessica CattelinoKathleen Brown-PerezRobert Warrior Patrick WolfeHone HarawiraJean M. O’BrienSuzan Shown HarjoChief Many Hearts, Lynn Malerba Maria Lahood and Rashid KhalidiCirce SturmAcknowledgments

J. Kēhaulani Kauanui is professor of American studies and anthropology, director of the Center for the Americas, and chair of the American studies department at Wesleyan University. She is author of Hawaiian Blood: Colonialism and the Politics of Sovereignty and Indigeneity and the forthcoming Paradoxes of Hawaiian Sovereignty: Land, Sex, and the Colonial Politics of State Nationalism. From 2007 to 2013, she was producer and host of the public affairs radio show Indigenous Politics from WESU in Middletown, Connecticut, where she currently coproduces a program on anarchist politics, Anarchy on Air, with a collective of students.Robert Warrior (Osage), is Hall Distinguished Professor of American literature and culture at the University of Kansas.

"A highly recommended work offering diverse perspectives on issues of great import to peoples around the world. Regardless of political perspective, readers will find much to mull over here."-Library Journal   "As a polyvocal chronicle, critique, and catalyst at the intersections between global and local Indigenous politics, Kanaka Maoli scholar J. Kēhaulani Kauanui’s collection is a reinvigorating contribution that limns the ongoing importance of the topics discussed within. As such I want to make clear that Speaking of Indigenous Politics is vital."-Transmotion   "This is an excellent book for readers sick of the same old narratives of old white historians telling the story of Indigenous people. These are the voices of those fighting."-International Viewpoint   "This is an excellent book for readers sick of the same old narratives of old white historians telling the story of Indigenous people."-Against the Current

• ContentsForewordIntroduction: Indigenous Politics from Native New England and BeyondChief Richard Velky-Part IChief Richard Velky-Part IIDavid CornsilkSarah Deer-Part ISarah Deer-Part IITonya Gonnella FrichnerMargaret (Marge) BruchacJames LunaSteven NewcombAileen Moreton RobinsonWinona LaDukeMargo TamÉz-Part IMargo TamÉz-Part IIJonathan Kay Kamakawiwo‘ole Osorio Philip J. DeloriaJessie Little Doe BairdOmar Barghouti Steven SalaitaPaul Chaat SmithLisa BrooksJessica CattelinoKathleen Brown-PerezRobert Warrior Patrick WolfeHone HarawiraJean M. O’BrienSuzan Shown HarjoChief Many Hearts, Lynn Malerba Maria Lahood and Rashid KhalidiCirce SturmAcknowledgments