In case you missed the live event on Facebook, you can watch Dr. Laura Arata's "Why It Matters" book talk on Race and the Wild West here!
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"Savages and Princesses: Persistent Native American Stereotypes" Exhibit at the Sheerar
Go see "Savages and Princesses: Persistent Native American Stereotypes" at the Stillwater History Museum at the Sheerar. Dr. Laura Arata, Assistant Professor of History, and her students in HIST 5053: Museum Studies have worked all semester on helping with this show. If you're unable to visit in person, here's a link to explore the pieces and artists featured in the exhibit.This online view of the exhibit, along with the added additional discussion, was also completed with the help of the students in HIST 5053.
The museum is open Tuesday-Saturday from 11am to 5pm and is located at 702 S. Duncan St. in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
Watch Now: Dr. Holly Karibo's "Why It Matters: Talks on the American Past" Book Talk
In case you missed the live event on Facebook, you can watch Dr. Holly Karibo, Assistant Professor of History, being featured on the first "Why it Matters: Talks on the American Past" Book Talk Series, here!
