...Abstract Native Americans and other ethnic minorities often experience more incivilities in organizations than majority persons ( Cortina, 2008 ; Cortina et al., 2013 ). One reason for this is that the passage of Civil Rights legislation has made it unacceptable to express unfair discrimination...

...Abstract Although Native Americans contribute a wealth of distinct backgrounds, cultural values, and skills that can prove valuable to organizations in various ways, they are often marginalized and overlooked within organizations. We contend Native Americans can add a unique and valuable dimension...

... librarian and the assistant manager. That day, they both shared with me that they were Native American, and I was in complete astonishment. This moment was a spiritual awakening for me and prompted me to apply for the MLIS program at the University of Washington. To witness other Native Americans working...

... vision for an inclusive community of qualitative researchers and interpretive scholars emerged and changed. Performance ethnography human rights interpretive interactionism Native Americans Yellowstone feminism anti-racism queer studies Norman Denzin was born March 24, 1941 in Iowa City. His...

...Abstract This performative chapter offers three movements that celebrate aspects of Norman Denzin's prolific and influential career: an ode to an aging cowboy that signal's Denzin's work on the West and Native Americans, a corresponding piece that signals Denzin's commitments to performance...

... and enforced. Native Americans Hopi knowledge consultation regulation interaction Introduction One of the earliest images of village life among the Hopi people to enter mainstream English-language media appeared in the March 6, 1886, US edition of the Illustrated Police News. It accompanied...

... of study), with whom the Pee-Dee share many kinships ties, is considered to be the first analytically informed scholarship on the largest nonfederally recognized Native American tribe east of the Mississippi. Blu analyzed the “problem” with Lumbee racial identity to critique the traditional literature...

... will experience success with their Indigenous students and learn about Aboriginal communities, lifeways, and values. Mutual respect is engendered as long-perpetuated negative stereotypes of Native Americans are undone. Culturally relevant/responsive pedagogy can be tailored to specific populations...

... the Civil War, though harder times followed for those born thereafter. We also recalculate the heights of Native Americans in the Boas sample and find that the Plains Indians were shorter than most rural Americans. The trend in the height of Indians in the Boas sample is similar to that of the scouts...