The militarization of Indian country
By: Winona LaDuke with Sean Cruz
Contributors: Cruz, Sean; Honor the Earth (Organization)
Publisher: Honor the Earth
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Minneapolis, Minn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 78
Subjects: Indians of North America; Government relations; History; Civil rights; Relocation; Indian soldiers; Indian veterans; Armed Forces; Indians
Description: "The Militarization of Indian Country reflects a resurgence of the class warrior perspective in the great spiritual traditions of Indigenous warriors. While The Art of War is unmatched in its Taoism principles, the concept of this book is fundamentally the strategies of Indigenous wariorism infused with the key elements of craft wisdom. Therefore, The Militariation of Indian Country is not only a book about the philosophical warrior, but it's a book about Winona LaDuke's love for the Warriors of Peace - Indigenous ways of knowing for understanding the roots of racism, violence, conflict, resolution and reconciliation"--from Foreword, p. xiii.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 73-77).