Podcast 002.2: Zitkála-Šá

The Writer Who Reads

In this episode, we consider the intrepid technique and character of author Zitkala-Sa—a woman who gave voice to a stifled civilization and deified the languid splendor of the prairie. We analyze one of her essays as part of our ‘Unapologetic Living’ theme, and wade through complex topics like cultural assimilation, spiritualism, and racial identity.

Please join us as we try to read a little more, write a little better, and explore the human condition—together.

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Reading: Why I Am A Pagan

Resources:
Earlham.edu
NativeAmericanWriters.com
Zitkala-Sa | The Native Voice From Exile by Dorothea Susag

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