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Susanita
The Trail of Tears | Gloria Jahoda
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ARE YOU DISTRACTED ENOUGH YET?

Today‘s #ranttime is about how this man has to have his fingers in every. Single. Pie. Just because he thinks he can. And to distract us.

I don‘t care what the Washington football team is called. If he wants to change the name again, how about the Epsteins? Or the Orangeskins?

This regime doesn‘t exactly have a great record when it comes to Native Americans or respecting the city of Washington either. News links⬇️

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Aims42 So many pointless distractions 🙄 1w
TheBookHippie 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫 ughhhhhhh 1w
Amiable Release the files, Donny! 1w
ncsufoxes I said to my husband (& I posted about the MLL files release) in a few weeks we may know all of our nations secrets. He‘s going to do everything he can to distract maga & use racism to draw them back on his side. 1w
KadaGul Mango 🥭 Syndicate has a severe allergy to any goodness. It is as if they are trying their best to put us back in 1600 BC. In the future, when historians look 👀 back @ our times, are WE LOOKING 👀 HISTORY 📜 OR WATCHING SOME teenagers‘ YouTube channel?#MangoSyndicate #MangoMafia 1w
Bette The old: “look over there” ploy…like people are dumb. 🤔🙄 1w
Butterfinger This upsets me. It's just like him to do something racist, but I had to do research on the branding of indigenous people. The name originated from the king/government to pay for natives killed. The evidence was from the number of collected 'skins'. I am devastated that he is using this as an issue. I know the files are more important, though. 1w
AnnCrystal Thank you @Butterfinger for researching and sharing that truth. They even had to use reduced powered rifles when hunting our young 😢.

First Coulter's comment that stated “we didn't kill enough Indians“ now Little t is threatening the NFL Commanders to return to the name Redskins...🤨🤬.

For those who don't know, words like, “redskin,“ “squaw,“ & “red apple“ are similar to Native Americans as the N word or Oreo cookie for African Americans.

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AnnCrystal P.S. It is true...he's throwing things into chaos and giving distractions to keep us busy. (edited) 1w
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JoeMo
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Pickpick

This is Everett‘s collection of short stories about the West. I didn‘t particularly love the book, and none of to the stories are a must read, but I was entertained throughout. My faves included The Day Comes, which had a suspenseful ending, and Wrong Lead about a horse trainer and riding instructor who mistakenly becomes enmeshed with one of his student‘s romantic lives. I think Everett‘s novels seem more impactful than his shorts.

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Blueberry
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One of my favorite photography collections... Edward S. Curtis.

#Camera. #JuneSpecials
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@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Eggs What a treasure! 1mo
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Texreader
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I read James last year and am reading more of Everett‘s books this month for #authoramonth. If this book of stories doesn‘t prove the versatility of Everett than nothing will. The stories are set in cold cowboy country. A man tries to save a girl surrounded by rattlers, an old woman rides off to what seems like heaven, and a father and daughter go on a quarrelsome hike but they bond over an unfortunate event. A mystery box is, well, mysterious. ⬇️

Texreader I‘m not a big fan of short stories. It‘s a personal thing because I am unable to get into them and if I don‘t read a whole story in one sitting, I inevitably forget what I‘d previously read and I have to start over! (It didn‘t help I was reading another book of short stories.) But when it comes to darned good writing and you cannot get enough of Percival Everett, then I recommend reading these stories a little at a time. (edited) 2mo
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Texreader
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I‘ve started this next book for #authoramonth @Soubhiville

Soubhiville Looking forward to your review! 3mo
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Texreader
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I‘m still reading The Trees (so good) by this author but getting close to the end so I‘ve checked out two more of his books from Libby. I may like Trees better than James, which I read last year. What an author!! #authoramonth @Soubhiville

TheKidUpstairs Trees is my favourite of his (of the ones I've read). 3mo
perfectsinner I just grabbed James from my library 😀 and idk what Trees is about, but I love them! So the title caught my eye. Hopefully i like James as much as others seem to and maybe I'll check out his other stuff, too. Happy reading 🤓 3mo
AmyG I really enjoyed Erasure. 3mo
Readerann I want to read everything this man has written! (Only read the 3 mentioned here so far.) 3mo
Deblovestoread Trees is my favorite so far as well. 3mo
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Abe
Who Were the First North Americans? | Struan Reid, Philippa Wingate
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Great question and answer book about North American Indians!

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Kristy_K
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A lot of things in here that I never learned in school.

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Coffeymuse
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March picks!

My book of choice is “The Captured“ (tagged).

I really want to get into the SPN book, but I've heard it'll make you cry-no bueno right now!

I'm already two Kindle books behind on #ReadYourKindle so let's wait on that.

Can't wait to dive into a Western non-fiction!

@PuddleJumper #Roll100

PuddleJumper That sounds like you need to be in the mood for sadness 5mo
Coffeymuse @PuddleJumper I've heard the SPN book is exceptionally good if you're a fan of the show...however, between my anxiety/depression flaring and my asthma landing me in the hospital last week, I am just in that mindset. #takingcareofmymind 5mo
PuddleJumper @Coffeymuse Sounds very sensible! Books like that can wait. Wishing you some calm and good head space 5mo
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MegaWhoppingCosmicBookwyrm
The Children of First Man | James Alexander Thom
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5 ⭐️s
This is another one that leaves me feeling completely inadequate. I don't know where to even begin to express the scope of the story or the impact it has had on me. I urge anyone that enjoys historical fiction, multi-generational storytelling, and having your heart torn from your chest to read it immediately.

Five HUGE stars.

It wrecked me.

Read it.