The CSUN University Library invites you to join us in honoring Native American Heritage Month this November. Below, you will find a selection of eBooks and films freely available through the Library that explore and reflect upon the history and contemporary experiences of First Nations people, and celebrate their rich cultures and traditions. For even more books uplifting Indigenous voices and experiences, be sure to visit our book display in the Library’s First Floor Learning Commons.
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In recent years, book bans and challenges have become a major area of public discourse. Banned books were once a more niche topic, mostly discussed…
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Native American Heritage Month traces its roots to 1915 and the activism of Dr. Arthur C. Parker, a Seneca Indian, who was the director of…
