In our fourth episode, Benazir Kamal interviews Emily Magrath about her research on changes to Native American identity in early twentieth-century Oklahoma. They discuss the varied effects of boarding schools, the English language, and formalised religion, as well as the lasting impact of the attempt to create the State of Sequoyah.
 
<p>Emily's researcher profile can be found on the <a href='http://rcasnorthwest.wordpress.com/2013/02/25/researcher-profile-emily-magrath-university-of-aberdeen/'>RCAS North West</a> website.</p>


<description>In our fourth episode, Benazir Kamal interviews Emily Magrath about her research on changes to Native American identity in early twentieth-century Oklahoma. They discuss the varied effects of boarding schools, the English language, and formalised religion, as well as the lasting impact of the attempt to create the State of Sequoyah.
 
&lt;p&gt;Emily's researcher profile can be found on the &lt;a href='http://rcasnorthwest.wordpress.com/2013/02/25/researcher-profile-emily-magrath-university-of-aberdeen/'&gt;RCAS North West&lt;/a&gt; website.&lt;/p&gt;
</description>

Exploring how the past becomes history, through interviews with researchers and deep dives into questions of evidence and analysis.

1066 Wasn't All That

Emily Magrath: Native American Identities in Oklahoma

Emily Magrath: Native American Identities in Oklahoma

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