Sweet Medicine: Continuing Role of the Sacred Arrows, the Sun Dance, and the Sacred Buffalo Hat in Northern Cheyenne History (Civilization of the ... Civilization of the American Indian Series) Cover
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Sweet Medicine Continuing Role of the Sacred Arrows, the Sun Dance, and the Sacred Buffalo Hat in Northern Cheyenne History (Civilization of the ... Civilization of the American Indian Series)

Peter J. Powell

Sweet Medicine is the most comprehensive record ever made of the ceremonies of the Northern Cheyennes. Volume One recounts tribal history against the background of the two great spiritual tragedies in Cheyenne life, the loss of the Sacred Arrows and the desecration of the Sacred Buffalo Hat. Volume...

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Marc Hughes's book "Arrows and Civilization" was mentioned as discussing the concept of children's innocence and how the left rejects it. The speaker implied that the left wants to abolish the idea of innocence in the same way they want to abolish gender.

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Marc Hughes talked about it in I think Arrows and Civilization.

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Marc Hughes's book "Arrows and Civilization" was mentioned as discussing the concept of children's innocence and how the left rejects it. The speaker implied that the left wants to abolish the idea of innocence in the same way they want to abolish gender.

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Marc Hughes talked about it in I think Arrows and Civilization.

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It was said that the book came out in the 1960s and argues for intergenerational relationships, a normal leftist perspective.

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They've been writing books about it since the I mean Arrows and civilization by Herbert Marques came out in like the 60s or something like that They these are these arguments for intergenerational Relationships have been made by queer theorists for the better part of 50 years.

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