NAMS 495

Special Studies

NAMS 495 2023

Reflection Paper #1:

Making a Stand

This paper is about my reflection on the book As We Have Always Done. It includes topics on how capitalism and colonialism are intertwined, gender, religion, stereotypes, and questions about law enforcement.

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Reflection Paper #2:

Decolonizing Love

I reflect on the book Islands of Decolonial Love and talk about mental health and the stigma that surrounds it. I also talk about suicide, trauma, and how colonialism/capitalism has affected people.

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Reflection Paper #3:

Starving Settlers

I reflect on the first chapters of Hungry Listening and how the mindset of extraction exists and how that is directly tied to colonialism and capitalism. I reflect on what music has meant to me and how it can be different for Native communities. Lastly, I mention the creative arts and the benefits it brings.

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Reflection Paper #4:

Unwelcomed Savages

I talk about Junta de Valladolid and the racism towards Native people historically and religion.

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Reflection Paper #5:

Seeing the World Differently

For this paper, I talk about migration and how that is seen as something bad in the US in the aspect that the US makes it difficult for immigrants. I talk about the ideal of "Nation of Immigrants" and how that is harmful and it perpetuates the erasure of Native people.

NAMS 495 2023 Final Reflection

Final Reflection Paper:

Hungry Learning

This paper is a final reflection so I just talk about.
the readings and how they impacted me and the connections I made.

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