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Author s Forward
Introduction
Chapter One: Children of Tradition
Chapter Two: Children of Silence
Chapter Three: Walking the Red Road
Chapter Four: Traditional Artisans
Chapter Five: Wannabe
Chapter Six: Incarcerated Indians
Chapter Seven: Red Blood
Chapter Eight: African American Indians
Chapter Nine: Latin American Indians
Chapter Ten: Tribes
Chapter Eleven: Parents and Youth Today
Chapter Twelve: Visible Indians
Poems
About the Author
Selected References
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Willis Conley
reviewed Invisible Indians: Mixed Blood Native Americans Who Are Not Enrolled in Federally Recognized Tribes on March 01, 2017
Invisible Indians
I thought this was a really useful read as we prepare to adopt a child that will make our family multiracial. I plan to use the pictures to demonstrate to our child that there are other families that look different from each other. I also enjoyed the personal accounts of how being multiracial affected each member of the family. Their honest sharing of their experience was helpful to me and I hope will help our child as well when they are struggling to find their identity.
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