Summary:
The book is a memoir that recounts the life of a Native American woman who grew up in the oppressive conditions of the Pine Ridge Reservation, detailing her involvement in the American Indian Movement and the 1973 siege at Wounded Knee. It explores themes of cultural identity, activism, and the struggle for justice within the historical context of the Lakota people.
Key points:
1. Native American Struggles: The book explores the historical and ongoing oppression of the Lakota Sioux tribe, including systemic racism and violence.
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