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that quantifiable numbers would not have. Indeed, the interviews she presents convincingly detail the serious physical and emotional impacts of discriminatory behavior toward Navajo people, while also demonstrating the ubiquity of these experiences. While Bennett occasionally stretches the boundaries of well-established terminology for understanding discriminatory behavior against Native people, this practice makes sense when considering the paucity of research on the subject. Put simply, there is a lot of work to do to bring the body of research on Native American hate crime victimization to a level comparable to research on other groups, and that requires the broad application of existing subjects. This is a book that takes a critical first step in doing that, by bringing attention to previously overlooked patterns in racially motivated crimes directed at Native American people.