I Never Knew I Was An Artist

Even Though The American Indian Movement On A National-international Scale Has Proven To Be Extremely Dysfunctional, The American Indian Movement I Was Associated With I'm Very Proud Of. We Were A Revolutionary, Militant Organization Whose Purpose Was Spirituality First, And That's How I Want To Be Remembered.

I’m A Human Being, I’m Not Anyone’s Mascot! And I Am America’s Conscience. And That’s What They Don’t Want To Look At. They Would Rather Look At A Cartoon Character Than At The Deceit Of This Country And This Government.

Freedom Is For Everyone, Whatever Lifestyle They Choose, As Long As It's Peaceful And Honest

It Takes A Strong Effort On The Part Of Each American Indian Not To Become Europeanized. The Strength For This Effort Can Only Come From The Traditional Ways, The Traditional Values That Our Elders Retain.

So I'd Much Rather Get Across The Concept Of Freedom. It's What's Important To Indian Children. The Only Way You Can Be Free Is To Know Is That You Are Worthwhile As A Distinct Human Being. Otherwise You Become What The Colonizers Have Designed, And That Is A Lemming. Get In Line, Punch All The Right Keys, And Die.