Tag: rose stremlau

November 14, 2011

Rose Stremlau: Indigenous Financial Literacy

Author Rose Stremlau gives examples of financial savvy during Cherokee allotment between 1887 & 1934 that slowed the predatory efforts of the federal government. Continue Reading Rose Stremlau: Indigenous Financial Literacy

American History/Author blog entry/Guest Bloggers/History/Native Amer./Indigenous Studies/UNC Press Authors

October 18, 2011

Rose Stremlau on the meaning of Ethnohistory

Rose Stremlau, author of Sustaining the Cherokee Family, explains the meaning and importance of ethnohistory. Continue Reading Rose Stremlau on the meaning of Ethnohistory

American History/Anthropology/History/Native Amer./Indigenous Studies/UNC Press Authors/UNC Press News

September 27, 2011

Rose Stremlau: History’s Definition of an American Family

The majority of human civilizations across time and place have not organized themselves into nuclear family units based on monogamous, heterosexual coupling. Native North American societies provide hundreds of alternative examples. Continue Reading Rose Stremlau: History’s Definition of an American Family

American History/Author blog entry/Gay / Lesbian Studies/Gender Studies/Guest Bloggers/History/Native Amer./Indigenous Studies