The Unbroken Thread: A Decolonial History of Turtle Island: A Comprehensive Exploration and Instructional Compendium

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Management number 232050262 Release Date 2026/06/18 List Price US$8.62 Model Number 232050262
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FOR FIVE CENTURIES, THEY TRIED TO BURY THE TRUTH. THEY FORGOT THAT WE ARE THE SEEDS.The history of North America is often told as a story of "discovery"—a vast, empty wilderness tamed by the grit of pioneers. But for the Indigenous people of Turtle Island, that story is a lie.In The Unbroken Thread, Dr. Eugena Stacona, EdD. strips away the colonial veneer to reveal the true history of a continent under siege. From the sophisticated democratic confederacies that predated the U.S. Constitution to the calculated biological warfare of smallpox blankets; from the spiritual resistance of the Ghost Dance to the modern-day fires of Standing Rock, this book is a masterclass in Indigenous Truth.This is not a tragedy. It is a chronicle of defiance.While the settler-state utilized law, war, and boarding schools to steal the land and the children, the thread of Indigenous sovereignty never snapped. It moved underground, whispered in forbidden languages and carried in the DNA of the survivors. Now, in the era of the Land Back movement, that thread is pulling the continent back toward its original instructions. Turtle Island, Decolonization, Indigenous Sovereignty, Native American History, AIM, Tribal Rights, Oral Traditions."The Unbroken Thread" is more than a history book—it is a map for decolonization. It is an assertion that we were here, we are here, and we will always be here. Read more

ASIN B0GN92RXNM
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Language English
File size 591 KB
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Print length 159 pages
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Publication date February 13, 2026
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