REPLY: Nov and Native Americans

[tunafish <tunas3@BCN.NET>]

thanks for your comment Brian.  You must know that MANY elementary
school teachers tie the relationship together and do their units on that
period of American history during November and that was why I suggested
it.I'm sorry there are people who believe that the TeePee vision is all
that there is.  I know in my school we covet the proverbs, the arts, the
songs, the folktales, etc, of these people who have had many struggles.
I would hope that  librarians  have their collection full of some of the
wonderful cotemporary portrayal non-fiction Native American books too
and would present a more universal picture. No disrespect intended,
Patricia Melville
Pittsfield MA elem schools
tunas3@bcn.net

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