Category: Writing

A comprehensive guide to leveraging Obsidian for efficient freelance writing Freelancing offers a unique freedom and flexibility that many professionals crave. However, managing multiple clients and projects can be challenging without the right tools. As a seasoned freelancer, I have tried numerous systems to stay organized and productive, but none have been as effective as…

Uncovering the Subversive Voices of Anishinaabe Students at Carlisle Indian School In the early 20th century, the Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania was notorious for its mission to assimilate Native American students into mainstream American society, often at the expense of their cultural heritage. However, a surprising discovery reveals that some students found a way…

Anishinaabe students at Carlisle Indian School used the school’s official publications to subvert the mission of cultural assimilation and preserve their traditions. The Carlisle Indian School, known for its infamous mission to “Kill the Indian and save the man,” was a boarding school founded in 1879 with the aim of assimilating Native American children into…

Reclaiming Identity and Resisting Erasure: Anishinaabe Students Rewrite History through Carlisle Indian School Publications In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Pennsylvania was at the forefront of a disturbing era in American history: the forced assimilation of Indigenous children into Euro-American culture. The school’s mission was to eradicate…

An exploration of how Anishinaabe students at Carlisle Indian School used the school’s own publications to resist cultural genocide and assert their identities. The Carlisle Indian School, notorious for its mission to “Kill the Indian and save the man,” was a place where Native American children were forcibly assimilated into Euro-American culture. However, within the…

An Exploration of Anishinaabe Students’ Writing in Carlisle Indian School Publications The Carlisle Indian School, notorious for its mission to “Kill the Indian and save the man,” witnessed a surprising form of resistance from some of its students. Julie Morrow delves into the writings of Anishinaabe students from the Great Lakes and Plains regions between…

Anishinaabe students at Carlisle Indian School used official publications to assert their cultural identity and challenge the mission of cultural genocide. The Carlisle Indian School, known for its infamous mission to “Kill the Indian and save the man,” witnessed an unexpected form of resistance from some of its students. In her research, Julie Morrow explores…

How the Kindle Scribe rekindled the love for pen and paper in a digital world In a world dominated by digital devices, the act of writing with pen and paper has become increasingly rare. For many, the convenience and efficiency of typing on smartphones and tablets have replaced the traditional method of jotting down thoughts…

A personal journey of a digital writer embracing the tactile experience of writing on the Kindle Scribe In a world dominated by digital devices, the art of writing with pen and paper seemed to be fading into obscurity. However, for one writer, the Kindle Scribe sparked a renaissance of the handwritten word. Rita El Khoury,…

Author Rebecca Yarros discusses the significance of a sizzling scene in her latest novel, Iron Flame, and how it challenges traditional romance tropes. In her latest book, Iron Flame, author Rebecca Yarros introduces readers to a passionate and powerful love story between Xaden Riorson and Violet Sorrengail. However, it is a particular scene involving a…