North American Indigenous Peoples and Libraries
<p>North American Indians and other indigenous peoples have an extensive history of disdain and outright violence directed against them. Yet they have survived for eons by continually creating and rebuilding knowledge critical to their lifestyle and survival.</p>
<p>These Native Peoples have always benefited from a flexible “library” of stories told by tribal elders and passed from one generation to the next. Like any library today, Native American stories entertain and inform their audiences. Today, they are conveyed orally and in writing.</p>
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