The Journey of Crazy Horse

The Journey of Crazy HorseMany legends have arisen around the figure of the Lakota warrior, Crazy Horse, in the non Indian world. Historian Marshall brings a Lakota perspective to his biography of Crazy Horse, a biography that seeks to show him as a "Lakota person shaped by his environment, the times he lived in, and the culture that nurtured him. He develops Crazy Horse's biography "as a story teller would" and intersperses his narrative with interpretive essays that expand

and feminism work as co-productive forces of Native American and Indigenous sovereignty

This Unktomi story is a local version my mother and her siblings heard from their father

daredevil Indian heroine

and contains new information

Lac du Flambeau Ojibwe

arguably Erdrich's most accessible novel to date

This book shows how vital and alive and essential Indigenous ways of being and thinking are

A children's board book in both English and Mi'kmaw that allows baby to count from one to ten with beautiful illustrations based on Mi'kmaw culture

for harvesting wild rice and maple sugar

a promising young lawyer

He knows his tribe must either fight a brave but futile war or surrender their lands-and their way of life

By presenting accounts of divergent views among the Lakota people