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Stevens, Scott Manning, Nancy Shoemaker, Jean M. O'Brien, Juliana Barr, and Susan Sleeper-Smith. Why You Can't Teach United States History without American Indians. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 2015.
A collection of essays which offer a reconceptualization of U.S. history from the early modern period to the present underpinned by Native history and sovereignty. The work is geared towards offering educators today a set of crucial pedagogical devices. The essays in this compendium engage the study of U.S. history, anticolonialism, and sovereignty among many other fields.
