Table of Contents

Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Harris
Chapter One: "Freddie and the Indian"
Chapter Two: An Activist in Her Own Right
Part II: Mankiller
Chapter Three: Beloved Woman Politicized
Chapter Four: Tribal Governance and Indian Identity
Part III: Comparison
Chapter Five: Politics and Policy
Chapter Six: The Intersection of Feminism and Indianness
Author's Note
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Index

About the Author

Sarah Eppler Janda is Assistant Professor of History at Cameron University.

Reviews

Highly recommended.
*Choice*

Janda offers a pivotal work that documents the contributions of American Indian feminists to politics.
*Western Historical Quarterly*

Enlightening... a thorough examination of the women and their contributions.
*The Journal of American History*