IndigePop

Contents: Svetlana Seibel: Approaching IndigePop: Some Thoughts to Start - Conceptualizing IndigePop - Sonny Assu: Reflections on Personal Totems- Sonny Assu: Personal Totems - Lee Francis 4: Critical Nerd Theory: A Brief Introduction - Autobiographical Practice as Critical Lens in IndigePop - Richard Van Camp: Pop Life: How Pop Culture Saved My Indigenous Bacon All These Blessed Years - Red Haircrow: Succeeding Skywalker - Visual and Graphic Art Forms in IndigePop - Anthony J. Thibodeau: The Force Is With Our People: Contemporary Indigenous Artists Reimagine the Star Wars Universe - James J. Donahue: Graphic Representations of Residential Schools: Using Popular Narrative to Teach Unpopular History - Juliane Egerer: Reframing, Rewriting, Redrawing the Past: The Creation of Decolonizing Narratives in S¡mi History Cartooning - Weshoyot Alvitre: We Are Mauna Kea - Popular Genres and Media in IndigePop - Colby Y. Miyose: 'A'ole TMT: The Use of Songs in the We Are Mauna Kea Movement - C©cile Heim: It's Not Me: Displacing Alienness in Stephen Graham Jones's All the Beautiful Sinners and Not for Nothing - Kati Dlaske: Mediating Indigenous Voices: S¡mi Lifestyle Blogs and the Politics of Popular Culture - Creatorship, Fandom and Critical Practice in IndigePop - Monica Flegel and Judith Leggatt: From Speculative Fiction to Indigenous Futurism: The Decolonizing Fan Criticism of M©tis in Space - Voices of the Indigenous Comic Con 2: Indigenous Popular Artists in Conversation with Kati Dlaske and Svetlana Seibel.