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The most popular exhibit in this “human zoo” were the Igorrotes, who ate dog meat and hunted heads. The man in charge of the Igorrote village, Truman Hunt, had served as a medical doctor during the war and stayed on, eventually rising to become the lieutenant governor of Bontoc Province.
Robin Hemley • Claire Prentice’s ‘Lost Tribe of Coney Island’
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Gardner Bovingdon • The Uyghurs: Strangers in Their Own Land
In all, 113 tribal nations suffered the disaster of termination; 1.4 million acres of tribal land was lost. Wealth flowed to private corporations, while many people in terminated tribes died early, in poverty. Not one tribe profited.
Louise Erdrich • The Night Watchman: A Novel

And what were they to one another? Five strangers, now co-workers, who were also roommates and among a tiny percentage of humans left awake on Earth.
Chelsea Vowel • Buffalo Is the New Buffalo
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For his evening reading he stuffed into his briefcase a narrative by an old hunter in the Southwest who had fought Apaches.
A. Scott Berg • Max Perkins: Editor of Genius
