"This is not your country anymore.” Columbus Day parades and contested notions of American identity

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Hitchmough, S. 2010. "This is not your country anymore.” Columbus Day parades and contested notions of American identity.

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Authors	Hitchmough, S.
Type	Conference paper
Year	2010
Conference	Native American and Indigenous Studies Association Conference
Deposited	23 May 2011

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