The University of Oklahoma Press has released a new publication titled “Storytelling Sovereignty,” edited by Cristina L. Azocar and Meta G. Carstarphen. This book highlights the richness and resilience of Indigenous storytelling in the modern media landscape. It builds on insights from the 2012 work “American Indians and the Mass Media,” incorporating perspectives from a diverse group of contributors, including academics, journalists, filmmakers, and musicians.
Focusing on newsgathering, multimedia representation, and cultural impact, “Storytelling Sovereignty” aims to enhance readers’ understanding of Indigenous media production and its significance in today’s context.
