The Native American identity in sports creating and preserving a culture
Preface Chapter One: Building a Library Collection: Fifty Years of Native American Athletes, Sports and Games on Film Daisy V. Dominguez Chapter Two: Asserting Native American Agency in an Assimilationist Institution Stacy Sewell Chapter Three: Amateur Boxing and Assimilation at the Stewart Indian School, Carson City, Nevada, 1935 1948 Andrew McGregor Chapter Four: Federal Indian Boarding Schools in New Mexico Sean Sullivan Chapter Five: American Indian Collegiate Athletes: Accessing Higher Education Through Sport Ali Christie Chapter Six: Toka: Empowering Women and Combating Obesity in Tohono O'odham Communities Kathy Brookes Chapter Seven: Native American Wrestling Frank Salamone Chapter Eight: Grappling with Tradition: The Seminoles and the Commercialization of Alligator Wrestling Andrew Frank Chapter Nine: Sacred Ground and Ground Strokes: the Development of Native American Tennis Misty May Jackson and Jannus Roossien Cottrell Chapter Ten: Olympic Champion, Lakota Warrior Andrew McGregor and Billy Mills Chapter Eleven: The Coldest War: Billy Mills, the 1960 Olympics and the Understandings of Native American Cold War Race Relations Dan Taradash Chapter Twelve: On the Offensive: Anti Indian Racism in the Creation and Contestation of the NCAA Ban on Native American Mascots Richard King