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amae-248	O’Connor, Brendan H.	Linguistic Hegemony and Counterhegemonic Discourse in the Borderlands	2018.0	15	.pdf	application/pdf	5496	186	34	Several of the contributors (Anthony-Stevens, Debenport, Mortimer) are White, non-Indigenous scholars with long-term relationships with Indigenous communities, varying degrees of proficiency in Indigenous languages (Tiwa and Guaraní), and, in Anthony-Stevens’s case, Indigenous children and O’Connor Association of Mexican American Educators (AMAE) Journal © 2018, Volume 12, Issue 2 8 family members. Bringing the “pre-modern” Indigenous peoples of the Americas into modernity (Wolf, 2010 as cited in Vélez-Ibáñez, 2017, p. 17)—i.e., re-making them into suitably “modern” subjects of colonial states by dehistoricizing them, or erasing their prior history—involved making Indigenous languages suitable for modernity (alongside the imposition of European languages).	cache/amae-248.pdf	txt/amae-248.txt