Margo Tamez: So-ver(y)-e(mp)ty in the Space of Abjection: U.S. sovereign immunity, Indigenous Truth-seeking and historical clarification the Shadow of the Wall, Ndé narrative, memorialization, and reparation processes, 2007-2015.
Publication Date
4-16-2016
Abstract
Margo Tamez (Nde konitsaaii, Big Water People, Lipan Apache Band of Texas) describes herself as an historian, poet, essayist, traditional knowledge keeper, Indigenous rights defender, and interdisciplinary researcher. Her research closely examines anti-genocidal practices across nineteen generations of Indigenous women of and from Nde' Konitsaaii Gokiyaa (Lipan Apache Big Water Peoples' Country).
Recommended Citation
Clark University, "Margo Tamez: So-ver(y)-e(mp)ty in the Space of Abjection: U.S. sovereign immunity, Indigenous Truth-seeking and historical clarification the Shadow of the Wall, Ndé narrative, memorialization, and reparation processes, 2007-2015." (2016). Clark University Video Archive. 233.
https://commons.clarku.edu/videoarchive/233
