This resource basically focuses on Native Americans, but does acknowledge other ethnic groups including Asian, Hispanic, White, and Black brothers and sisters. The resource does not describe other ethnic groups to any real depth. It's use of the terms Asian, Hispanic, Native Americans, Black, and White to lump people into categories seems to overlook that not all folks fall neatly into any of them. We must be aware though that this resource was published in 1973, so the level of politically correct language that we try to use today was not at the same level then. Although no one can deny the injustices visited upon the Native American peoples by white settlers and missionaries, and the American government, such categorization may discourage open dialogue today and seem to distance rather than welcome dialogue.
Most stories use Native American characters.
Other ethnic groups may identify with issues of oppression and racism and its consequent effects discussed in the study. The resource does acknowledge conflicts that exist in this world based upon misinterpretations, misunderstandings, abuse of power, prejudices among ethnic groups, but especially those of White people. No response given. All of the illustrations in this resource are sketches or drawings and most seem characteristic of Native American culture. The ones that are not are used to illustrate a statistic or some non-ethnic oriented motif.