Indigenous Archival Activism

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Focusing on the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican Nation, this book explores their fifty-year struggle to reclaim and reshape their history through archival activism. Rose Miron highlights the efforts of the tribe's Historical Committee, illustrating how their initiatives challenge traditional narratives and assert tribal control over Native American history. The narrative delves into broader debates about ownership and representation of Indigenous stories, showcasing the transformative power of tribal archives in redefining historical discourse.