Anton Treuer

Anton Treuer

Anton Treuer is an author, educator, and scholar of Ojibwe language and culture. His books for adult and young readers examine Indigenous history, identity, language, and contemporary Native life. They include Everything You Wanted to Know about Indians But Were Afraid to Ask and its young readers edition. Treuer's work also includes language preservation and public education about Native nations and communities.

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Everything You Wanted to Know about Indians But Were Afraid to Ask

2021 · Nonfiction

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3 editions: Print · 2021 | Print · 2024 | Audiobook · 2021

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Anton Treuer answers questions about Native history, identity, culture, language, religion, politics, and contemporary life. Organized in a direct question-and-answer format, the young readers edition addresses common misconceptions while explaining why terminology, tribal sovereignty, representation, and historical context matter. Treuer combines personal experience with documented history and invites readers to replace stereotypes with more specific knowledge about the many distinct Indigenous nations and communities in North America.

Print · 2021-03 · English
ISBN 9781646140459

Print · Levine Querido · 2024-05 · English
ISBN 9781646144181

Audiobook · Dreamscape Media Llc · 2021-05-06 · English
ISBN 9781662071850

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Nonfiction