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The Mountain was Shaken with Pain Indigenous Americans and the Fight for Survival: An Anthology
The Mountain was Shaken with Pain Indigenous Americans and the Fight for Survival: An Anthology
- ISBN 13: 9781685890070
- ISBN 10: 1685890075
- Format: Paperback
- Copyright: 10/10/2023
- Publisher: Melville House
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Summary
A compendium of documents, speeches, essays, letters, and articles about the struggles of Indigenous and Native American peoples in the face of colonialism and climate change.
The Mountain Was Shaken With Pain takes its title from a Paiute folk song and contains such foundational documents as Red Cloud's 1870 speech at Cooper Union and the text of the infamous Fort Laramie treaty. It features in addition contemporary essays and polemics advocating for the return of land rights and urging action against climate change, which disproportionally affects Native and Indigenous communities.
The Mountain Was Shaken With Pain is timed to publish just before Native American Heritage Month (November) and will serve as a document and reference for resistance work among Native and Indigenous communities. Providing a wealth of historical documents with a wide range of Indigenous voices and perspectives, the anthology will be a cultural and political reference for a generation of activists.
The Mountain Was Shaken With Pain takes its title from a Paiute folk song and contains such foundational documents as Red Cloud's 1870 speech at Cooper Union and the text of the infamous Fort Laramie treaty. It features in addition contemporary essays and polemics advocating for the return of land rights and urging action against climate change, which disproportionally affects Native and Indigenous communities.
The Mountain Was Shaken With Pain is timed to publish just before Native American Heritage Month (November) and will serve as a document and reference for resistance work among Native and Indigenous communities. Providing a wealth of historical documents with a wide range of Indigenous voices and perspectives, the anthology will be a cultural and political reference for a generation of activists.
