American Indian literature

American Indian literature encompasses the diverse writings and oral traditions of Indigenous peoples in North America. It reflects their histories, cultures, philosophies, and contemporary experiences. This literature often features storytelling, poetry, and storytelling that honor tribal values, spiritual beliefs, and connections to land. It serves as a means of cultural preservation, resistance, and self-expression, offering insights into Indigenous worldviews and challenging stereotypes. Recognized voices range from traditional oral storytellers to modern authors, highlighting the richness and resilience of Native communities across generations.