Walking a mile : a first step toward mutual understanding : a qualitative study exploring how Indians and non-Indians think about each other / a report from Public Agenda by John Doble and Andrew L. Yarrow, with Amber N. Ott and Jonathan Rochkind; research by Ana Maria Arumi and John Immerwahr.

This study examines how American Indians and non-Indians think about each other. The research, based on 12 focus groups conducted in 2006 and 2007, explores Indians' perceptions of their own place in contemporary American society and how non-Indians view American Indians, what they know (or think th...

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Corporate Author: Public Agenda Foundation
Other Authors: Doble, John
Yarrow, Andrew L.
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Public Agenda, 2007.
Subjects:
Physical Description:27 pages ; 28 cm
Also issued online.
Format: Book

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