Native American Views Towards Homosexuality

My novel, Pukawiss the Outcast, details the experiences of Joshua, a gay, 14-year-old, Ojibwe teen as he comes of age on a reservation in northern Wisconsin. One of the reasons I wanted to write this novel was to contrast Native American views toward homosexuality with that of Christianity. In the book, Joshua was raised by a conservative Christian mother who views gay people as an abomination before God, so Joshua must keep his true self hidden. But when he returns to his reservation to live...

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Published on February 02, 2014 22:00
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