Just like other Indian kids on reservation, Crow Dog's childhood was poor in everyway; didn't have enough food, clothes, education, and parents' love. She was kidnapped to boarding s

She joins AIM where she finds Indians, living their lives to the fullest to fight for their right. AIM changed her life in two big ways; she learned to fight not only for herself but also for her own people and met her husband Leonard Crow Dog. As an AIM person and Indian, she participates in many Indian activities such as BIA take over, the siege at Wounded Knee, and many peyote meetings. She fights against dictator at Pine Ridge, which leads her and AIM people to Wounded Knee where they stayed and fought for 71days. With very limited food and weapon, they lasted 71 days with their spiritual strength. Peyote meetings and Ghost dance are good examples that show Indians are very spiritual people.

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Wounded Knee, Crow Dog, Indians' Lives, Crow Dog's, AIM Indians, Dog AIM, Pine Ridge, crow dog, Lakota Woman, , wounded knee, peyote meetings, double standard, indian children,
Approximate Word count = 508
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)