News Media and the Indigenous Fight for Federal Recognition

Preface: A Story

Acknowledgments

Chapter One: Federal Recognition, Jim Crow, and the News Media

Chapter Two: Who is Indian and Who Decides?

Chapter Three: Federal Recognition and White Supremacy

Chapter Four: Hegemony, Framing, and Agenda-Setting in Indian Country

Chapter Five: Indigenous Standpoint Theory and News Coverage

Chapter Six: History of News Coverage of Federal Recognition

Chapter Seven: Forty Years of News Coverage of Federal Recognition

Chapter Eight: Coverage of the Federal Recognition of Virginia Tribes

Chapter Nine: Indigenous News Coverage of Federal Recognition

Chapter Ten: Perspectives from Native Journalists and Legal Experts on Covering Federal

Recognition: Indigenous Standpoint Theory in Action

Chapter Eleven: Federal Recognition Does Not Equate to Casinos

Chapter Twelve: Indigenous Standpoint Journalism for Non-Indigenous Journalists

Epilogue: A Final Story Federal Recognition and COVID-19 and Casinos

Appendices

Bibliography

Index

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American Indian Tribes;Federal Acknowledgment;Indigenous news coverage;Native American