Paul Jentz is Professor of History, North Hennepin Community College.

"Jentz's Seven Myths of Native American History is a wonderfully nuanced examination of the most common misconceptions that North Americans have held, and often continue to hold, about the original inhabitants of this continent. Jentz's book does an especially good job of weaving in the cultural productions -- fiction, poetry, movies, and television shows -- that created and sustained these myths. This approach allows students and members of the general public alike to become more critical consumers of cultural productions about Native Americans." -- Andrae Marak, Governors State University

Paul Jentz is Professor of History, North Hennepin Community College.

"Jentz's Seven Myths of Native American History is a wonderfully nuanced examination of the most common misconceptions that North Americans have held, and often continue to hold, about the original inhabitants of this continent. Jentz's book does an especially good job of weaving in the cultural productions -- fiction, poetry, movies, and television shows -- that created and sustained these myths. This approach allows students and members of the general public alike to become more critical consumers of cultural productions about Native Americans." -- Andrae Marak, Governors State University

Paul Jentz is Professor of History, North Hennepin Community College.

"Jentz's Seven Myths of Native American History is a wonderfully nuanced examination of the most common misconceptions that North Americans have held, and often continue to hold, about the original inhabitants of this continent. Jentz's book does an especially good job of weaving in the cultural productions -- fiction, poetry, movies, and television shows -- that created and sustained these myths. This approach allows students and members of the general public alike to become more critical consumers of cultural productions about Native Americans." -- Andrae Marak, Governors State University