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An Afro-Indigenous History of the United States

by Kyle T. Mays

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Red Cloud (Oglala Lakota leader), 60<br />

redface. See cultural appropriation; “playing Indian” Red Jacket (chief), 60<br />

Red Power movement, 110–14, 132–33, 165. See also Native Americans; resistance<br />

Reed, Ishmael, 21<br />

Reflecting Black (Dyson), 140<br />

religion: <strong>of</strong> enslaved Africans, 4, 27, 182; Malcolm X on, 91; <strong>of</strong> Native Americans, 38; <strong>of</strong> Wheatley,<br />

9–10, 26<br />

removal. See <strong>Indigenous</strong> dispossession<br />

Repairers <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Breach (organization), 181–82<br />

reparations, 114–15, 117, 175–85, 220n17. See also accountability; Black nationalism; economic<br />

justice campaigns<br />

Reparations (Brophy), 175<br />

Republic <strong>of</strong> New Afrika (RNA), 114–17<br />

Reséndez, <strong>An</strong>drés, 184<br />

resistance, xix–xx; by AAPRP, 112, 128–31, 215n66; by BLA, 125; by Black Pan<strong>the</strong>r Party, 122,<br />

123–26; by Black Power movement, 110–14, 131–33, 165–66, 214n53; for collective liberation,<br />

107–10, 117–27; everyday acts <strong>of</strong>, 32–33; in Haiti, 43, 44; by Idle No More movement, 142;<br />

literary production as, 5–10, 11, 13, 40–41, 101; by Lumbee, 78–79; by Maroon communities,<br />

xvi, 44, 72, 203n12; by Movement for Black Lives, 142; nonviolent strategies <strong>of</strong>, 39, 78–79; by<br />

Red Power movement, 110–14, 132–33, 165; by RNA, 114–17; self-defense strategies <strong>of</strong>, 125,<br />

162, 163; through language, 27–28; through Pan-Indian alliance, 37–39; through participatory<br />

democracy, 88–90; through survivance, xxi; by TWWA, 125; in Virginia Colony, xvi–xvii; white<br />

fear <strong>of</strong>, 43–46. See also Black nationalism; protests; settler colonialism; white supremacy<br />

Revere, Paul, 15<br />

Revolutionary War. See American Revolution<br />

Robinson, Cedric, xviii, 7, 170<br />

Robinson, Marius, 47<br />

Robnett, Belinda, 210n31<br />

Rodney, Walter, 221n32<br />

Roediger, Dave, 137<br />

Roosevelt, Franklin, 77<br />

Rose, Molly Qerim, 154<br />

Rosier, Paul C., 206n6<br />

R-word, as term, 84, 150–52. See also language (concept)<br />

Sacs, 37<br />

SAI. See Society <strong>of</strong> American Indians (SAI)<br />

Salamanca, David, 144<br />

Samudzi, Zoé, 170<br />

Sand Creek Massacre (1864), 102<br />

Sandford Emerson, Irene, 42<br />

Saunt, Claudio, xv–xvi<br />

savage, as term, 21–22. See also anti-<strong>Indigenous</strong>; language (concept)<br />

“savage,” as term, 152–53<br />

#SayHerName, 164–65<br />

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, 98<br />

Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe, 39<br />

schools: boarding schools, 58, 61, 70, 173, 207n8; with Native American curriculum, x<br />

scientific socialism, 127, 129, 215n66<br />

Scott, Dred, 42–43

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