Native Voices: Little Crow

[@videocomicsonline]

That is a very interesting point. I think most americans judge themselves and others not based on truth, but on what makes them feel empowered. Words and actions based on truth that change the world and peoples lives are rare occurrences.

[@WhiteStarWoman]

and it continues to this day when justice is repeatedly denied to our natives

[@MEnik-ts2mb]

My grandfather..

[@TruthSmack]

@zacuan The nationalist not only does not disapprove of atrocities committed by his own side, but he has a remarkable capacity for not even hearing about them. George Orwell

[@HamzaDudgeonthelinguist]

check out my video "Hutchinson, Minnesota" where I mention Little Crow and show the statue of him here in Hutch.

[@LouisaDW]

The tribes lived peacefully around the mixed heritage and french canadians for some time. Then all of the changes. This was a train wreck. Yes, there were spoils of war as sadly happens in war...not ok. Little Crow didn't do that. He followed thru on a commitment to the needs of his people..even though he knew the outcome. How would this feel now had he not? How many are of mixed descent and don't know it? Would this change ppls views?

[@HoshizakiYoshimasa]

@isot714 there is such a thing as "reverse racism" and you have it