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An Afro-Indigenous History of the United States

by Kyle T. Mays

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Beck, Abaki, 143, 144<br />

The Beginning and End <strong>of</strong> Rape (Deer), 143<br />

Belcourt, Billy-Ray, 167–68<br />

Bellecourt, Clyde, 109, 112–13, 133<br />

Bellecourt, Vernon, 112, 130, 131, 132<br />

belonging: <strong>of</strong> Black Americans, xix–xx, 28–29, 92–99, 177–78; Cuffe on, 13–14; Garvey and UNIA<br />

on, 61–66; <strong>of</strong> Native Americans, xxi, 91–92; <strong>of</strong> white people, xviii–xix, 18–19. See also<br />

citizenship; identity<br />

Bennett, Robert L., 119<br />

Berkeley, William, xvi<br />

Berry, Daina Ramey, 176<br />

Between <strong>the</strong> World and Me (Coates), 82–83<br />

Big Mountain, Arizona, 130<br />

Biko, Steve, 169<br />

Bilbo, Theodore, 57<br />

Bilge, Sirma, 144<br />

birthright citizenship, xx, 5, 102, 113. See also citizenship; Freedmen <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Five Tribes<br />

Bitch Media (publication), 143<br />

Black Americans: ACS on, 43–45; belonging <strong>of</strong>, xix–xx, 28–29, 92–99, 177–78; Black Lives Matter<br />

movement, xiv, 84, 89, 163–66, 218n10; Black Pan<strong>the</strong>r Party, 122, 123–26; Black Power<br />

movement, 13–133, 165–66, 214n53; Buffalo Soldiers, xiii, 170; civil rights movement, 81–83,<br />

174; cultural appropriation <strong>of</strong>, 28, 134–38, 157; Ellison on, 30–31; hip-hop culture <strong>of</strong>, 137–38,<br />

149, 152; –<strong>Indigenous</strong> futures, 157, 167–85; Jefferson on, 23, 25, 26; N-word and, 147–50, 151;<br />

police violence against, xiv, xxiii, 89, 90, 142, 159, 161, 163–65, 170; in Poor People’s<br />

Campaign, 117–22; popular culture <strong>of</strong>, 137–38, 140; on racist mascots, 153–54; resistance to<br />

police violence, 163–66; UNIA <strong>of</strong>, 61–66; URC <strong>of</strong>, 57, 66–75, 208nn45–46. See also <strong>Afro</strong>-<br />

<strong>Indigenous</strong> Americans; enslaved Africans; <strong>Indigenous</strong> Africans; resistance; names <strong>of</strong> specific<br />

persons<br />

Black Codes, 50<br />

Black culture. See popular culture<br />

Black English (African American Vernacular English), 27, 35, 137–38. See also language<br />

blackface (minstrelsy), 134, 137–38. See also cultural appropriation; racism<br />

Blackfeet, 76, 143<br />

Black feminism. See feminisms<br />

Black Hawk (Sauk leader), 60<br />

Blackhorse, Amanda, 150<br />

Black-Indian, as term, xiii. See also <strong>Afro</strong>-<strong>Indigenous</strong> Americans<br />

Black Labor, White Wealth (<strong>An</strong>derson), 33<br />

Black Liberation Army (BLA), 125, 126<br />

Black Lives Matter movement, xiv, 84, 89, 161, 163–66, 218n10. See also Black Americans;<br />

Movement for Black Lives; police violence; resistance<br />

Black Marxism (Robinson), xviii<br />

Black nationalism, xx; Blain on, 57; <strong>of</strong> Garvey and UNIA, 61–66; <strong>of</strong> Malcolm X, 94–96; RNA, 114–<br />

17. See also reparations; resistance<br />

Black (inter)nationalism. See internationalism<br />

Black Pan<strong>the</strong>r Party, 122, 123–26. See also Black Americans; resistance<br />

Black Power movement, 13–133, 165–66, 214n53. See also Black Americans; resistance<br />

Black Power: The Politics <strong>of</strong> Liberation (Carmichael and Hamilton), 110<br />

Black Reconstruction in America (D Bois), 4, 30, 31 69, 89<br />

Black Scholar (publication), 108, 122–23, 127

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