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In The Spring, The Bear Returns To The Forest, The Glacier Returns To Its Source, And The Salmon Returns To The Fresh Water Where It Was Spawned. Drawing On The Special Relationship That The Native People Of Southeastern Alaska Have Always Had With Nature, Blonde Indian Is A Story About Returning. Told In Layers That Blend Native Stories And Metaphor With Social And Spiritual Journeys, This Enchanting Memoir Traces The Author's Life From Her Difficult Childhood Growing Up In The Tlingit Community, Through Her Adulthood, During Which She Lived For Some Time In Seattle And San Francisco, And Eventually To Her Return Home. Ernestine Hayes's Journey Away From Her Native Land And Back Is Complicated By Her Racially Mixed Heritage. Neither Fully Native American Nor Euro-american, Hayes Encounters A Unique Sense Of Alienation From Both Her Native Community And The Dominant Culture. We Witness Her Struggles Alongside Other Tlingit Men And Women - Many Of Whom Never Left Their Native Community But Wrestle With Their Own Challenges, Including Unemployment, Prejudice, Alcoholism, And Poverty. The Author's Personal Journey, The Symbolic Stories Of Contemporary Natives, And The Tales And Legend

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Author

Hayes, Ernestine

Publisher

University of Arizona Press

Published

2007

Language

EN

ISBN

9780816525386

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Biography, Literary Fiction

Rating

3.81 / 5 (158 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14