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« Indigenous theory in outer space: Blaire Morseau, Les W. Field, ‘Anarchist Futures: Indigenous Influences in the Speculative World-Making of Ursula K. Le Guin’, Wicazo Sa Review, 40, 1-2, 2025, pp. 105-127
The Indigenous Third Nation and its constituent power: Nick Estes, ‘Awakening the Red Giant: American Indian Anti-Imperialism and the First Decade of the International Indian Treaty Council’, Wicazo Sa Review, 40, 1-2, 2025, pp. 32-61 »

When destroying patrimony is settler heritage: Stephanie A. Bohon, Shaylee Hodges, ‘Digging into Indigenous History’, Contexts, 24, 3, 2025

20Oct25

Abstract: Nantucket construction uncovered human remains right where the map said they’d be. In this feature, we learn how racial ignorance has allowed developers, collectors, politicians, and scientists to ignore, desecrate, and erase sacred Indigenous burial sites.

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  • Settler colonialism is a global and transnational phenomenon, and as much a thing of the past as a thing of the present. Settlers 'come to stay': they are founders of political orders who carry with them a distinct sovereign capacity.
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    • Seeing and not seeing Indigenous peoples: Alexis N. Goad, The Mutual Construction of Native American Identity in a Settler Colonial Context, PhD dissertation, University of Arizona, 2026
    • Disrupting at the middle school: Lindsay Stallones Marshall, ‘”We ask that this be told fairly”: An assets-based strategy for non-Indigenous teachers teaching Indigenous histories, disrupting settler colonial narratives’, Middle School Journal, 57, 4, 2026, pp. 23-34
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    • Indigeneity is misrepresentation: Delaney Johnson, Ainu (mis)representation: A close reading of contemporary Japanese media, MA dissertation, University of Victoria, 2026
    • Melancholy against settler colonialism: Rhiannon Cobb, ‘”Melancholy is a utopian feeling”: affect as antidote to the bionecropolitics of settler colonialism in Billy-Ray Belcourt’s poetry’, Settler Colonial Studies, 2026
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    • Indigenous and Black Resistance against settler colonialism: Crystal McKinnon, ‘Australia and the United States — Racial Violence and Indigenous and Black Resistance’, SPLC, 18/08/26
    • Countermapping against settler colonialism: Sakina Ali, Grey Areas: Mapping Settler Colonialism in the West Bank, MA dissertation, University of Auckland, 2026
    • Indigenous jurisdiction against settler colonialism: Andrew Ambers, Charlotte Weston, ‘All Roads Lead to the Crown: Aboriginal Title, Private Property, and Indigenous Legal Orders’, Yellowhead Brief, 194, 2026
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    • Indigenous horror against settler colonialism: M.I. Angenent, Weaponizing the Non-Human How Buffalo Kinship and Vampirism Shape Counternarratives to American Settler Discourses in Stephen Graham Jones’ The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, graduate dissertation, Radboud University, 2026
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