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Article: HERITAGE, WRITINGS SPLIT INDIAN ACTIVISTS.(News)
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- Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
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- February 12, 2005
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Byline: Kevin Flynn, Rocky Mountain News
Staff writers David Montero and Charlie Brennan contributed to this
report.
If you think Ward Churchill is controversial in his academic setting, you should see how divisive a force he is in the Indian world.
The University of Colorado professor, who has set off a firestorm with the publicizing of his 3-year-old essay rationalizing the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, has been a lightning rod for years among those involved in American Indian arts, academics and activism.
He simultaneously inspires great admiration and loathing.
"He is horribly divisive, and he is a thug," said Suzan ...