From a native son : selected essays in indigenism, 1985-1995

Introduction / Howard Zinn

Deconstructing the Columbus myth: was the "great discoverer" Italian or Spanish, Nazi or Jew?

Since predator came: a survey of native North America

The earth is our mother: struggles for American Indian land and liberation in the contemporary United States

Genocide in Arizona?: the "Navajo-Hopi land dispute" in perspective

Native North America: the political economy of radioactive colonialism, with Winona LaDuke

Like sand in the wind: the making of an American Indian diaspora in the United States

Death squads in the United States: confessions of a government terrorist

White studies: the intellectual imperialism of U.S. higher education

Literature and the colonization of American Indians

A little matter of genocide: colonialism and the expropriation of indigenous spiritual tradition in academia

Another dry white season: Jerry Mander's In the Absence of the Sacred

Spiritual Hucksterism: the rise of the plastic medicine men

Indians "R" us: reflections on the "men's movement"

Fantasies of the master race: categories of stereotyping American Indians in film

Lawrence of South Dakota: Dances with Wolves and the maintenance of the American empire

And they did it like dogs in the dirt ... an indigenist analysis of Black Robe

Let's spread the "fun" around: the issue of sports team names and mascots

In the matter of Julius Streicher: applying Nuremberg standards to the United States

Semantic masturbation on the left: a barrier to unity and action

False promises: an indigenist perspective on Marxist theory and practice

Nobody's pet poodle: Jimmie Durham, an artist for native North America

Another vision of America: Simon J. Ortiz's From Sand Creek

I am indigenist: notes on the ideology of the fourth world

Works by author, 1980-1996