On The Rez

In the article "On the Rez" by Ian Frazier, the author taught me about the life near Indian colonies. Living there can be very special, especially when some of your neighbors are not dealing with you with dignity for your skin color and moral group. Then the author tells us about the various racial discrimination Indians reserved for the Indians, but the main story is about how a 4 year old high school student can change the hatred surrounding her reservation . It is inside.

A stranger overview: Our main character is an American indigenous boy named Junior who grew up in Indian booking in Spokane, Washington state. A young, intelligent and ambitious person quickly realized that the life of "rez" wastes his possibilities. He persuaded his parents to take him to the white high school of the town. Our story talks about the ups and downs of junior freshmen, especially the feeling challenge confined between the two worlds.

If you moved to a new town or changed your school, you might well know the experience of Junior through the book. After Mr. P talked about withdrawing Junior from REZ, Junior's only option was to go to Radean for 23 miles to go to school with white children. As the most strange and least popular child, REZ's life must be tough. If you spend money to keep your parents drinking alcohol at all times and not to drink from your juniors' family, it will be difficult to wear clean clothes and you will not be able to wear new clothes at any time. But having a good friend like Rowdy makes things a bit easier. Roddy is a junior secret guardian and he has defeated anyone who wants to hurt a teenager, and he has various ways. Well, until the Junior changed school, everyone at REZ hated Junior. They saw him as he was a kind of trader or bad guy.