[Kip M.]

No one has replied to your message, which is sad. I am not native, but have my Master’s degree in Native studies, and thought at teh lest, I could offer you three books which offer professional opinions on this very topic. (My bias is that there is no way to separate religion from custom from language, as they all inform each other.) Vine Deloria. (Lakota, legal representative for many Indian issues). Almost anything he writes addresses retaining native culture, but the book I would suggest is ‘god is red’ (1970’s) and Spirit and Reason. Both have several articles that might help your students. Ward Churchill (very different voice from Deloria. much anger and frustration evident in his voice) ‘from a native Son’. great articles on how to retain ‘indian ness’ and what Indian identity means.

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Name : Kip M., Gender : F, Sexual Orientation : Straight, Race : White/Caucasian, Religion : Atheist, Age : 30, City : Boulder, State : CO, Country : United States, Occupation : what ever pays the bills, Education level : Over 4 Years of College, Social class : Middle class, 

[Kip M.]

I’m also attracted to gay men. Often to my detriment, since obviously the ‘attraction’ isn’t mutual. But, generally friendship grows from it. I think one of teh reasons i’m sexually attracted to gay men (by stereotype) is that they tend to care more about their looks, fashion, and take more time to ‘impress’ – if you will. I like that men bother to know food and wine; artsy films, etc. and this is stereotypically ‘gay’ attitudes. Luckily for us, Gina, Metrosexual is in. 🙂 Queer eye for teh Straight Guy rules !

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