The Legacy of Native American Reservations

This chapter explores the historical and contemporary significance of Native American reservations, examining their origins in the 19th century as tools for displacement. It discusses the representation of Native American life in media, such as 'Reservation Dogs' and 'Smoke Signals,' while addressing the current political landscape surrounding education and tribal sovereignty. The chapter also delves into legal complexities, highlighting significant Supreme Court rulings, and the ongoing impact of federal policies on Native American communities.