In the article, "Sharing One Skin", by Jeanette Armstrong, it talks about the Okanagan people and their views or how they do their community. It also talks about their responsibility as Okanagan people and how they take care of themselves. The article talks about community or language and how the Okanagan people sees it or what's their meaning to all what they do for community.

This article is about Joseph Henry and how he lived when he was small with his grandmother. First, it talked about how he was at his Pueblo/home and how he enjoy his life with his community. Second, it talked about how he was at school and how it was an different experience for him like the teacher was different or they talked in a different language. Lastly, he changed when the school change him into the whiteman's way.

Toastie talks about history and how some places got their names. Some indigenous people talk about sacred places and how they got their names or what it means if it was in their native language. 

In the article, "Uranium mining and milling" by Rondey Carlisle, it talks about uranium and what it is. It also talks about World History like World War II and why the United States wanted uranium. The article mostly talks about history and how United States was the world's largest producer of uranium. The article tells you how much uranium the United States got over the years. It also tells you that uranium is one of the most noted and investigated public health hazards from the mining or milling. "By the early 1980s, there were 35 large mill tailings mounds at active and inactive mill tailings."

In the book called "The Navajo People and Uranium Mining" talks about Navajo and Uranium Mining history. It talks about Radiation Exposure Compensation Act and why the U.S. Congress passed it. It also talks about the early European experience like how Germany had designated cancer in miners. They also talk about the U.S Atomic Energy Commission and how they found more uranium in the United States. There was Navajo Nation in the book and it talks about how uranium was discovered in there and the history of it. "Uranium was discovered in Cove, Arizona, and then elsewhere in the reservation."

This book called "Memories Comes To Us In The Rain And The Wind" was about Histories of Uranium Miners and their Families. The Book also talks about Interviews of Uranium Miners like Timothy Benally who was a former uranium miners. The book mentions the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) and how it was designed. There was some U.S. history and mostly Navajo history like the BIA. There was a lot of Navajo ladies mention and how most of them became widows because their husband's deaths by the Uranium Mines. "So a lot of the Navajo ladies became widows". 

In the Article, it talks about the Uranium Mines in Sikar Rajasthan, India. It also talked about how researchers found uranium in the ground water. “Uranium concentration in forty-six groundwater samples collected from the region near.” This quote is important because the Indians also use ground water resources. The article tells you how there could be cancer risk due to the amount of uranium in Sikar Rajasthan, India.

In the article, it talks about the Far West Rand Goldfield mine in South Africa and how they found uranium. Then they found uranium in their water and contaminated the Rietspruit water. They have been mining there for 60 years and the researchers collected water samples where it can cause cancer. “The Rietspruit is a tributary of the Vaal River and subsequently flows through residential and agricultural land. This quote is important because it is saying cancer will affect the residential side and uranium will affect agricultural land.

In the article, it talks about Northeastern Brazil and how it is highly contaminated. It also talks about how many people are there and how they have risks. “The aim of this unprecedented comprehensive investigation was to assess the health.” This quote is important because they are trying to reach a goal. To get that goal, the article was talking about how to reach that goal by taking samples.