Introduction: Indigeneity and the work of settler archives

Melissa Adams-Campbell · Ashley Glassburn Falzetti · Courtney Rivard

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The archival project was not created for Indians. It was created to consolidate knowledge about Indians. And yet, here I am, an Indian in the archive. Qwo-Li Driskill1This special feature highlight...

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