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<i>Wastelanding</i> is meticulously researched, covers extremely complex events that continue to have dire consequences for Native peoples on the Colorado Plateau in a well-organized discourse, and draws on the work of dozens of other historians and professionals as well as a multitude of source documents. <i>Indian Country Today</i></p> There is a gap in geography in and around meaningfully engagements with Indigenous feminism. There is also a failure amongst radical scholars to place themselves within the landscapes they inhabit. This context of erasure makes Traci Brynne Voyles contribution all the more valuable and worthy of a thorough read. <i>Antipode</i></p> Thought-provoking and challenging. <i>Tribal College Journal of American Indian Higher Education</i></p> <i>Wastelanding </i>is an often thought-provoking examination of settler colonialism s impact on the Navajo people and their lands and should appeal to students of Native American history, geography, mining, gender studies, and the environment. <i>Western Historical Quarterly</i></p> Sophisticated and insightful. <i>Journal of American History</i></p>

Wastelanding is meticulously researched, covers extremely complex events that continue to have dire consequences for Native peoples on the Colorado Plateau in a well-organized discourse, and draws on the work of dozens of other historians and professionals as well as a multitude of source documents. Indian Country Today There is a gap in geography in and around meaningfully engagements with Indigenous feminism. There is also a failure amongst radical scholars to place themselves within the landscapes they inhabit. This context of erasure makes Traci Brynne Voyles contribution all the more valuable and worthy of a thorough read. Antipode

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Traci Brynne Voyles is assistant professor of women's studies at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.

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