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  • Activists with a sign saying "No More Stolen Sisters" march for missing and murdered Indigenous women at the Women's March California 2019 on January 19, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Sarah Morris/Getty

    Colonial Traffic in Native American Women

    “European and Indian men—as captors, brokers, and buyers—used captured and enslaved women to craft relationships of trade and reciprocity with one another.”
    by Matthew Wills, Juliana Barr via JSTOR Daily on December 13, 2021

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