WL ARTS M23 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Neverending Love, Dissociative Disorder, Hashish
21 Nov 2016
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Lapointe, charlene ann, sexual violence, an introduction to the social and legal. Issues for native women , p 31-46 in sharing our stories of survival : native women surviving violence. edited by sarah deer, bonnie clairmont, carrie a martell and. Maureen white eagle, lanham : altamira press, c2008 (14 pages) But, there was far more to it than that. (pg 31) Refers to treating them respectfully, unlike other men who sexually abuse women: the lakotas viewed women as sacred. The narrator learned from her parents about the sacredness of women and young girls in our tribal society. They taught by words and actions how an adolescent is no longer a child and must learn to behavior respectfully towards his sisters and female cousins and vice versa. When this is learned and practiced within the family, it will show within our tribal society as a whole (pg 32) Means that they should act with a child"s innocence, curiosity, and awe.
