Dian Million (Athabascan) is an associate professor of American Indian studies at the University of Washington, USA. The recipient of a Fulbright Fellowship, Million has conducted research in Canada and the United States.
"Million documents how Indigenous appropriation of the language of
trauma shifted public discourse away from blaming the deviance of
anomic Indians to recognizing Indigenous children and adults as
victims of sexual violence and Canada's neocolonialism more
broadly."--International Journal of Transitional Justice
"Million effortlessly puts the theories produced by Native healing
and organizing projects into conversation with theorists across
diverse fields. This book is simply brilliant."--Andrea Smith,
author of Native Americans and the Christian Right: The Gendered
Politics of Unlikely Alliances
"Million's determination to address dangers on both sides, to avoid
binaristic traps, and her care not to dismiss the routes she
critiques, require a sophistication and a nimbleness that she is
able to supply."--Jennifer Henderson, author of Settler Feminism
and Race Making in Canada
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