2023 Groves Book Group Thursday, March 23, 7:30-9:00pm (EST) – via zoom
Facilitator: Dr. Sandy Lookabaugh

The Inconvenient Indian by Thomas King
King's work is an account of the history of indigenous rights and treaties in North America. He notes the portrayal of indigenous peoples in popular media as having contributed greatly to public knowledge of North American Indians. The book ends on an optimistic note: "If the last five hundred years are any indication, what the Native people of North America do with the future should be very curious indeed."
Participation in this event is free for Groves Members but registration is required. (Book Discussion Registration) Non-members will also be able to register for a fee of $25 ($15 for non-member students). A registration and payment link will be made available for non-members, but members can register now!
Join us virtually March 23 to connect with other Groves members!
(Book Discussion Registration)
King's work is an account of the history of indigenous rights and treaties in North America. He notes the portrayal of indigenous peoples in popular media as having contributed greatly to public knowledge of North American Indians. The book ends on an optimistic note: "If the last five hundred years are any indication, what the Native people of North America do with the future should be very curious indeed."
Participation in this event is free for Groves Members but registration is required. (Book Discussion Registration) Non-members will also be able to register for a fee of $25 ($15 for non-member students). A registration and payment link will be made available for non-members, but members can register now!
Join us virtually March 23 to connect with other Groves members!
(Book Discussion Registration)