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To explore how Indigenous authors articulated their views in the periodical Indians at Work during the Great Depression.

Reading Indigeneity in Indians at Work , 1933–39

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To explore how Indigenous authors articulated their views in the periodical Indians at Work during the Great Depression.
Analyzed contributions of Indigenous authors in the periodical
Examined discursive strategies used by these authors
Considered the historical context of the New Deal reforms
Indigenous authors used culturally specific expressions to challenge dominant narratives
The periodical served as a vital resource for understanding tribal communities' perspectives
Authors asserted their authority in political and social discourse of the time

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The analysis reveals Indigenous perspectives amid New Deal reforms in the 1930s, highlighting their narrative strategies.

Mindy Morgan (2026) studied this question.

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