Debbie Reese To counter flawed representations found throughout popular culture and the media, the author draws on her identity as a woman from the Nambe Pueblo to help teachers select children’s books that are realist

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Date: 2008-03-13 13:42:15 Native American history History of North America Frank Hamilton Cushing Zuni people Hopi tribe Hawikuh Ruins Zuni Pueblo New Mexico Ed Young Oral storytelling New Mexico Native American tribes in Arizona Puebloan peoples		Debbie Reese To counter flawed representations found throughout popular culture and the media, the author draws on her identity as a woman from the Nambe Pueblo to help teachers select children’s books that are realist Add to Reading List Source URL: www.csun.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 845,81 KB Share Document on Facebook

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