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Reformers and activists
1997
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Explores the history of Indian activism and presents profiles of ten Native Americans who have worked for the rights of their people - (Baker & Taylor)

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Each compendium profiles little-known Native American men and women who have worked to improve living conditions for their people and, in many cases, for Americans in general. [cf2]Healers[cf1] has some gripping examples of how traditional healing arts and modern medical practices have coexisted, while [cf2]Reformers[cf1] introduces the varied ways Native Americans have fought back against injustice. Bib., ind. Copyright 1998 Horn Book Guide Reviews

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Acknowledgments ix(2)
Introduction xi
GERTRUDE SIMMONS BONNIN (ZITKALA-SA) Yankton Sioux Writer and Reformer, President of the National Council of American Indians (NCAI) (1876-1938)
1(12)
CLINTON RICKARD Tuscarora Chief and Activist, Founder of the Indain Defense League of America (IDLA) (1882-1971)
13(11)
LADONNA HARRIS Comanche Spokesperson and National Leader, President of Americans for Indian Opportunity (AIO) (1931- )
24(11)
VINE DELORIA, JR. Standing Rock Sioux Attorney, Writer, and Reformer (1933- )
35(12)
AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT (AIM) LEADERS DISSENTERS AND ACTIVISTS
47(23)
Dennis Banks: Anishinabe AIM National Leader (1937 -)
49(9)
Russell Means: Oglala Lakota/Yankton Dakota AIM National Leader (1940- )
58(7)
Anna Mae Pictou Aquash: Micmac AIM National Leader (1945-1976)
65(5)
CARRIE DANN Western Shoshone Land Rights Activist (1934- )
70(8)
MAE WILSON TSO Navajo Land Rights Activist (1937- )
78(10)
JOHN E. ECHOHAWK Pawnee Attorney and Reformer, Executive Director of the Native American Rights Fund (NARF) (1945- )
88(8)
Selected Annotated Bibliography 96(9)
Index 105

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