From mission to metropolis : Cupeñeo Indian women in Los Angeles /

Contrary to popular perception, the majority of Indians living in the United States today reside in urban areas. These urban Indians are an invisible minority because their culture is less obvious in the city than on the reservations. Has their "Indianness" been eroded by life in the city...

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Main Author:	Bahr, Diana Meyers, 1930-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Norman : University of Oklahoma Press, [1993], ©1993 Norman : c1993 Norman : ©1993 Norman : [1993]
Subjects:	Cupeño Indians > Biography Cupeño Indians > Ethnic identity Cupeño women Cupeño Indians > Biography Cupeño Indians > Ethnic identity Cupeño women Molanus, Johannes, > 1533-1585 Cupeño Indians Ethnicity Biographies Biography

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