Indian People Are Relics; We Do Not

Before Aim, Indians Were Dispirited, Defeated, And Culturally Dissolving. People Were Ashamed To Be Indian. You Didn't See The Young People Wearing Braids Or Chokers Or Ribbon Shirts In Those Days. Hell, I Didn't Wear 'em. People Didn't Sun Dance, They Didn't Sweat, They Were Losing Their Languages. Then There Was That Spark At Alcatraz, And We Took Off. Man, We Took A Ride Across This Country. We Put Indians And Indian Rights Smack Dab In The Middle Of The Public Consciousness For The First Time Since The So-called Indian Wars.

You Can't Talk About The Environment, You Can't Talk About Political Correctness, Affirmative Action And All The Other Innumerable Things That Freedom Is About, Unless You Have A Free Society Based Upon The Integrity Of The Individual. If You Have A Responsible Society, These Other Issues Will Not Come Up In A Responsible Society, And That Is What Freedom Is All About.

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.

Being An Indian Means Living With The Land. And The Only Way We'll Be Able To Do That Is To Gain Our Freedom.

Let Me Go To Clinton's New Proposal: To Have Uniforms In Public Schools. And People Are Doing That. How Come They're Doing That? Dress Codes! I Find That Abhorrent.