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Implementing Indigenous Studies Curriculum: Case Studies of a Complicated Curricular Process
There are many different modalities and attempts to combat settler colonialism in K-12 education; however, in practice, many of these efforts to include Indigenous history, contemporary presence, and culture have triggered a shifting material and discursive resistance. This leads to an inference tha
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