Beulah Brunelle: Indigeneity and Queerness at Haskell Institute and the Shakopee State Reformatory for Women

By Sarah Pawlicki and Lizzie Ehrenhalt
Written by Sarah Pawlicki

As a teenager and young woman, Beulah Brunelle went from one carceral landscape - a Native boarding school - to another.

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Newspaper photograph of Beulah Brunelle. In the picture, she is in three-quarters profile. Her hair is slightly longer than shoulder-length, and a little bit curly at the ends. She has dark eyes, a pointy chin, and she appears to be wearing a dress.
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