... This chapter argues that the Haudenosaunee Confederacy's use of their own passports poses a quiet but powerful challenge to extant state power in the realm of passports. In doing so, this chapter argues that the Haudenosaunee passport is instrumentally reshaping the concept of self-determination...

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... displacement dialogue This chapter argues that the Haudenosaunee Confederacy's use of their own passports poses a quiet but powerful challenge to extant state power in the realm of passports. In doing so, this chapter argues that the Haudenosaunee passport is instrumentally reshaping the concept of self...

... across the homelands of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and Lenape. This chapter shows how data collection in this period was deeply tied to land surveying and Indigenous land theft: collecting “national” data meant extending and occupying unceded territories. By examining this work, the chapter charts...

..., and Black slaves arrived into the thriving and diverse continent of First Nations America, and some of these nations traced their own lineage back to a cat—the Sky Lynx in the case of the Haudenosaunee. Indigenous Americas Conquest American Revolution cats ...

... communities, the chapter contends that they endure in the present as markers of Indigenous cosmologies and understandings. The chapter focuses on five works by unnamed but once known Indigenous artists that are now held by the Vatican Museums: a Haudenosaunee wampum belt, a Passamaquoddy cross, a Lakota Sun...

... of the Haudenosaunee. Indigenous Americas Conquest American Revolution cats Revolutionary Tigers: Revolutions were made in this era in France, The United States and Haiti—and cats did their part in each. Haitian rebel leader Toussaint Louverture ordered his troops to “fight like tigers,” while French...