I have always been intersted in Native American culture, and I loved teaching it to younger children. I have read the article, and was so very moved by it! There is a GREAT deal to discuss.
Hello! Looking forward to reading and discussing this article. Separating indigenous families caused irreversible harm where I live and I'm hoping to always understand what were the effects of such policies.
Hello, I am looking forward to reading and discussing this article with everyone. I am especially interested in reading through the lens of being a mother myself.
i'm in! i haven't read this before but am interested in learning more about the nuances of motherhood and society's hypocrisy against women, particularly that of indigenous women. i have a lot of thoughts about how parenthood has become simultaneously inaccessible but also ??? is it part of the neoliberal project to convince us that our lives aren't fulfilled unless you become a parent ???
Hello everyone! I’m in y’all! I’m excited to read the article and discuss with everyone! I live in Oklahoma and I’m always down to read about how Native/Indigenous peoples are impacted by racism on these lands. I look forward to seeing everyone at the end of the month! 💕
I am interested in Native American culture. Why did North Dakota write to a journalist about a woman and her desire to foster a child???? So White people get to determine who gets to be a mom??? This made my blood boil so I need to read the rest and see if entire article will make me equally mad.
Hi, I’m in, obviously, and looking forward to discussing this article with you! In particular I’m interested in how mothers react to and resonate with this piece.
It’s January! Let’s read and discuss “Good Mother,” by Sierra Crane Murdoch
I have always been intersted in Native American culture, and I loved teaching it to younger children. I have read the article, and was so very moved by it! There is a GREAT deal to discuss.
Hello! Looking forward to reading and discussing this article. Separating indigenous families caused irreversible harm where I live and I'm hoping to always understand what were the effects of such policies.
Hi, I’m happy to join this month’s discussion too!
Hello, I am looking forward to reading and discussing this article with everyone. I am especially interested in reading through the lens of being a mother myself.
i'm in! i haven't read this before but am interested in learning more about the nuances of motherhood and society's hypocrisy against women, particularly that of indigenous women. i have a lot of thoughts about how parenthood has become simultaneously inaccessible but also ??? is it part of the neoliberal project to convince us that our lives aren't fulfilled unless you become a parent ???
Hello everyone! I’m in y’all! I’m excited to read the article and discuss with everyone! I live in Oklahoma and I’m always down to read about how Native/Indigenous peoples are impacted by racism on these lands. I look forward to seeing everyone at the end of the month! 💕
I am interested in Native American culture. Why did North Dakota write to a journalist about a woman and her desire to foster a child???? So White people get to determine who gets to be a mom??? This made my blood boil so I need to read the rest and see if entire article will make me equally mad.
Hi, I’m in, obviously, and looking forward to discussing this article with you! In particular I’m interested in how mothers react to and resonate with this piece.