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contemporaneity-288	Tyquiengco, Marina; Siebert , Monika	Are Indians in America's DNA? 	2019	18	.pdf	application/pdf	10063	380	40	For the majority of contemporary museum visitors, this engagement typically involves Indian images— that is, stereotypes of Indianness dispersed throughout popular culture that mark our everyday lives in mundane ways, rather than contemporary American Indians themselves. In a critique of multiculturalism from an Indigenous historical perspective, Indians Playing Indians details how contemporary artists have used their respective mediums to combat multicultural misrecognition and help mainstream society re-envision North America as consisting of distinct political entities: Indigenous nations (or First Nations) along with the United States and Canada.	cache/contemporaneity-288.pdf	txt/contemporaneity-288.txt