The Utah Black Hawk War: Gottfredson, Phillip B

My Journey to Understand Black Hawk's Mission of Peace author Phillip B Gottfredson

For over two decades, Phillip B Gottfredson has been the pioneering historian who researched the Black Hawk War in Utah from the perspective of the Native Americans of Utah. His work has significantly contributed to our understanding and appreciation of Indigenous cultures. The State of Utah has recognized his outstanding efforts, and in 2008, the Utah Division of Indian Affairs awarded him the Indigenous Day Award for his exceptional contributions.

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Author Phillip B Gottfredson speaking at the Hutching Museum in Lehi, Utah

Collaboration is key. I welcome Native American opinions and guidance as I continue my work to educate people about the irreversible damage settler colonialism in Utah has caused. The same goes for Utah citizens whose ancestors were among the Mormon pioneers. I encourage and value open discussions, as they are a crucial part of fostering a better understanding of the past and ensuring that all voices are heard.

Phillip Gottfredson has been recognized for his outstanding efforts in understanding and valuing Indigenous cultures. As a result, in 2008, the Utah Division of Indian Affairs awarded Philip the Indigenous Day Award for his exceptional contributions..

"This account is critical to understanding history from more than one perspective. This book brings light and knowledge to history that has been absent since the colonization of the United States." -J. Ferguson

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