In Them Days, It Was Just Still

I Think Only A Massive Public Outcry Would Result In My Receiving Any Measure Of Justice.

It Is Difficult For Me To Talk About Some Of These Things Without Reliving The Extreme Emotions And Loss One Always Feels For The Untimely Deaths Of Acquaintances, Family And Friends, All Because They Stood Up Against The Unlawful Tyranny Of Non-indian America.

Ultimately, I Would Like To Say Yes, Conditions Have Improved, But There Is Still Vast Room For More Improvement; We Are Still The Poorest Of The Poor. And We Are Still Statistically Considered To Be Extremely Disrupted Culturally, And Have Extreme Health Needs In Many Areas, As Well As High Suicide Rates And Infant Mortality Rates.

I, However, Fear That At Some Future Point There Will Possibly Be Concerted Backlash Against Us Because Of Our Successes In Business And Other Ventures. I Fear This Because I See A Concerted Effort By Writers Across The Countries To Sway Public Opinions By Past Aim Organizers

I See, Or At Least It Appears To Me, That There Is Some Concerted Effort To Discredit Them, And Categorize The American Indian Movement As Some Adverse Entity, As Opposed To It Being A Manifestation Of The Desperations Of A Whole Race Of People.