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Day: May 22, 2009

A Case of the Human Condition: Jane Johnston Schoolcraft and the Indian I Wanted to Be

Growing up in Michigan, I read “Hiawatha,” but I was never exposed to the poems and stories of Jane Johnston Schoolcraft, a nineteenth-century Ojibway Indian from the Upper Peninsula. I was culturally deprived.

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