Murderous Feeling: Gender and Retribution in Black and Indigenous Literature Potawatomi and osawipak (squash) for Three

and osawipak (squash) for Three Sisters Soup

Chi-mewinzha (long ago) presents this venerable elder’s words in the original Ojibwe

The only ones with any power are the mindless Enforcers

and healthy Indigenous recipes she has put together

Murderous Feeling: Gender and Retribution in Black and Indigenous Literature Potawatomi and osawipak (squash) for ThreeExamining revenge narratives as a feminist response to slavery and settler colonialism From Octavia Butler's Kindred to The Round House by Louise Erdrich, themes of retribution resound throughout the work of renowned Black and Indigenous women and queer authors. Revealing how the Black Power Movement and the American Indian Movement influenced literature from the 1960s onward, Murderous Feeling explores how these writers have employed revenge