Margaret Connell Szasz
1 book
About the Author
Margaret Connell Szasz is a distinguished historian whose scholarship centers on the educational experiences of Native American communities in the twentieth century. Her work examines the complex relationship between federal policy and indigenous self-determination, offering nuanced insights into cultural resilience and institutional change. Szasz draws on extensive archival research to illuminate the voices of Native educators, students, and activists who shaped their own educational futures.
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Books by Margaret Connell Szasz
