Invisible Indians: Native Americans in Pennsylvania

Invisible Indians: Native Americans in Pennsylvania

  • Andrea T. Frantz
Publisher:Cambria PressISBN 13: 9781621969013ISBN 10: 1621969010

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Invisible Indians: Native Americans in Pennsylvania is written by Andrea T. Frantz and published by Cambria Press. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1621969010 (ISBN 10) and 9781621969013 (ISBN 13).

According to its public institutions, there are no Indians in Pennsylvania. This seems odd, considering the fact that many European settlers met Native Americans for the first time there, but in fact the state is amongst the few not to recognize and Native American nations and to have no reservations. Minderhout and Frantz sought out those who considered themselves Native Americans in Pennsylvania, despite their being "invisible" as a people to state government. The book examines the history of Native Americans in Pennsylvania and their status under the law, stereotypes and myths Indians face, their personal identity and spirituality, conflicts, organizations and events. The results clearly show what happens when people are marginalized out of official existence.