1.  Being Indigenous in the 21 st Century  By Sean Wallace

2. Bachelors in Social Science in SF State Strong Feminist Advocate for Indigenous people Cherokee chief

5.  Historical Data  Personal Stories  Analyzed by comparisons of:  Past and Present  Other Indigenous Tribes

6.  Lack of Understanding  Confirmed confidence  Similar traditions

8.  Supported by:  Tribe analysis  Personal recollections  Modern similar to Historical  Presented:  Chronologically (all research  data collected)  To inspire confidence

9.  Pros:  Vast amount of tribes  Tone/passion presented  Research methods  Historical/Personal evidence  Cons:  Short  No analysis to current advancement of technology

11.  Does Wilma’s status affect her credibility?  Is adaptation equally or more difficult now than in the past?  Further Research:  Current technology and the effects of adapting to it.  If different locations  different modes of survival.

12.  Contributes preconceived notions of mistreatment  Adds confidence

13.  Gives understanding of indigenous people  Reveals core values  Reveals similarities of all cultures