Journey of a Lakota Elder
A memoir written to inspire women of color
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Dr. DuBray epitomizes the American Dream as her journey leads her from the prairies of South Dakota to the Halls of Academia in several great American Universities. Her struggles are typical of Ameridan Indians who face cultural conflict as they enter the dominant society with conflicting cultural values and a different world view. This text can be utilized in college course subject areas of American Indian Studies and Women's Studies.
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Dr. DuBray shares her journey from homemaker to professor with an overview of her accomplishments while raising her family and balancing homemaking and career responsibilities.
This memoir is written in an effort to inspire other women of color who are considering a career in academia.
It is appropriate for use in courses in Ethnic Studies , American Indian Studies and Women's Studies.
About the Author
Wynne DuBray is a professor emeritus at California State University ,Sacramento, California. She holds a MSW degree in Social Work and a Doctorate in Psychology. Dr. DuBray shares her journey from homemaker to professor with an overview of her accomplishments while raising her family and balancing homemaking and career responsibilities.