Lakota Woman

Lakota female book "Lakota female" is autobiography that depicts the life of Mary Raven Dog and the Indians. Due to limited knowledge of my Indians, this book is full of amazing events. In addition, she started talking about talking about how her Indian friend died in a tragic and unreasonable way. After reading the first few pages I was able to tell that the Indians were abused by white people just like African Americans. The only fact to make it worse is that Indian lands are stolen, and bias and inequality still exists.

In Lakot's female Lakota's book of women, Mary Crow Dog writes about the many struggles she is faced as a woman of American Indian in her daily life. Lack of tap water and electricity, poverty and oppression around Indian settlement are just a few of the problems she has to deal with on a continuous basis. - Sherman Aleksey In October 1966, Sherman Aleksey was very possible. He is not only a minority but also a hydrocephalus. In 6 months of age, he underwent brain surgery, but he did not seem to survive. He passed, but the doctor predicts that he will be severely mentally retarded. Fortunately, they were wrong, but he suffered from a seizure and wetted his bed throughout his childhood ("What" 1)

From the late 1950s to the early 1860s, the reputation as a crazy horse warrior improved and his reputation in Lakota improved. Lakota told him in his oral history. The first thing he killed was Shoshone's attacker, a woman from Lakota washed and killed beef along the Powder River. Crazy horses fought in many battles between Lakota and their traditional enemies, Raven, Shoshone, Poni, Blackfield and Alikala, among ordinary tribes. In 1864, after the third Colorado Cavalry destroyed Xia and Arapaho with the Shaxi Massacre, Oglala and Minnico have formed an alliance with them against the US military. In July 1865, Crazy Horse appeared in the Battle of Platbridge and the fight of Redhill. Because of his fighting ability and his generosity to the hordes, in 1865 Crazy Horse was named Ogle Tanka Un ("Shirt Dresser", or war leader) tribe