Bruce E. Johansen is Jacob J. Isaacson University Research Professor in communication and Native American studies at University of Nebraska at Omaha, having worked there since 1982.

• Introduction,Chronology,EntriesAdams, Henry L.,Akwesasne Mohawk Counselor Organization,Akwesasne Notes,Alcatraz Occupation,American Indian Movement, Early History,Americans Before Columbus,Anderson, Wallace (Mad Bear),Aquash, Anna Mae Pictou,Arizona American Indian Movement Chapter,Bad Heart Bull, Wesley,Banks, Dennis,Bellecourt, Clyde,Bellecourt, Vernon,Bissonette, Pedro,Blatchford, Herbert,"Boldt Decision" (United States v. Washington, 1974),Brando, Marlon,Brightman, Lehman,Brown, Norman,Bruce, Louis Rooks,Burnette, Robert,Butler, Darrell Dean (Dino),Camp, Carter,Central Indiana AIM Support Group,Chicago Conference,Churchill, Ward,Clearwater, Frank,Cleveland, Ohio, American Indian Movement,Coalition for Navajo Liberation,Colorado, American Indian Movement of,Cornwall Bridge (Ontario) Occupation,"Custer Battlefield," AIM Protests at,Deloria, Vine, Jr.,DeSersa, Byron,Disenrollment,"Dog Soldiers,"Durham, Douglass Frank,Durham, Jimmie,Eagle, James Theodore (Jimmy),El Centro de la Raza (Seattle),Factions, American Indian Movement,The Federal Bureau of Investigation,Fishing Rights, Western Washington State,Florida American Indian Movement,Forbes, Jack D.,Fort Lawton Occupation (Seattle),Frank, Billy, Jr.,George-Kanentiio, Douglas Mitchell,Grand Governing Council,International Indian Treaty Council (IITC),Janklow, William,Kunstler, William Moses,LaDuke, Winona,LaMere, Frank,Lamont, Buddy,Libya, War in, and AIM,Littlefeather, Sacheen,The Longest Walks (1978 and 2008),McCloud, Jane (Yet Si Blue),Means, Russell,Mills, Sidney,Miskito Indians, Nicaragua, and the American Indian Movement,Mount Rushmore Takeovers,National Indian Youth Council,Native North American Traveling College,Nixon, Richard M.,Oakes, Richard,Oglala Sioux Civil Rights Organization (OSCRO),Ohio and North Kentucky American Indian Movement,Peltier, Leonard,Pine Ridge Political Murders,"Red Power" Movement,Robideau, Robert Eugene,Santa Barbara, California, American Indian Movement,Snitch Jacket (Federal Bureau of Investigation),Sports Mascots and the American Indian Movement,Sterilization of Native American Women,Stuntz, Joe Killsright,Survival of American Indians Association,Thanksgiving (Plymouth Rock) Protest,Thom, Mel,Trail of Broken Treaties,Trail of Self-Determination,Trudell, John,United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples,Uranium and Navajos,Virginia Chapter, American Indian Movement,Walk for Justice,Ward Valley (California) Nuclear Waste Protest,Warrior, Clyde M.,Westerman, Floyd Red Crow,Whitebear, Bernie,Whiteclay, Nebraska, and the American Indian Movement,White Roots of Peace,Wilson, Richard,Women of All Red Nations (WARN),Wounded Knee Occupation,Wounded Knee Trials,Yellow Thunder, Raymond,Yellow Thunder Camp,Primary Sources,Selected Bibliography,Index,

The volume is well organized and covers an area that has previously received little discussion or researched coverage. . . . Recommended for all libraries; coverage is such that it will be valuable for schools and public libraries as well as academic collections.

Bruce E. Johansen is Jacob J. Isaacson University Research Professor in communication and Native American studies at University of Nebraska at Omaha, having worked there since 1982.

• Introduction,Chronology,EntriesAdams, Henry L.,Akwesasne Mohawk Counselor Organization,Akwesasne Notes,Alcatraz Occupation,American Indian Movement, Early History,Americans Before Columbus,Anderson, Wallace (Mad Bear),Aquash, Anna Mae Pictou,Arizona American Indian Movement Chapter,Bad Heart Bull, Wesley,Banks, Dennis,Bellecourt, Clyde,Bellecourt, Vernon,Bissonette, Pedro,Blatchford, Herbert,"Boldt Decision" (United States v. Washington, 1974),Brando, Marlon,Brightman, Lehman,Brown, Norman,Bruce, Louis Rooks,Burnette, Robert,Butler, Darrell Dean (Dino),Camp, Carter,Central Indiana AIM Support Group,Chicago Conference,Churchill, Ward,Clearwater, Frank,Cleveland, Ohio, American Indian Movement,Coalition for Navajo Liberation,Colorado, American Indian Movement of,Cornwall Bridge (Ontario) Occupation,"Custer Battlefield," AIM Protests at,Deloria, Vine, Jr.,DeSersa, Byron,Disenrollment,"Dog Soldiers,"Durham, Douglass Frank,Durham, Jimmie,Eagle, James Theodore (Jimmy),El Centro de la Raza (Seattle),Factions, American Indian Movement,The Federal Bureau of Investigation,Fishing Rights, Western Washington State,Florida American Indian Movement,Forbes, Jack D.,Fort Lawton Occupation (Seattle),Frank, Billy, Jr.,George-Kanentiio, Douglas Mitchell,Grand Governing Council,International Indian Treaty Council (IITC),Janklow, William,Kunstler, William Moses,LaDuke, Winona,LaMere, Frank,Lamont, Buddy,Libya, War in, and AIM,Littlefeather, Sacheen,The Longest Walks (1978 and 2008),McCloud, Jane (Yet Si Blue),Means, Russell,Mills, Sidney,Miskito Indians, Nicaragua, and the American Indian Movement,Mount Rushmore Takeovers,National Indian Youth Council,Native North American Traveling College,Nixon, Richard M.,Oakes, Richard,Oglala Sioux Civil Rights Organization (OSCRO),Ohio and North Kentucky American Indian Movement,Peltier, Leonard,Pine Ridge Political Murders,"Red Power" Movement,Robideau, Robert Eugene,Santa Barbara, California, American Indian Movement,Snitch Jacket (Federal Bureau of Investigation),Sports Mascots and the American Indian Movement,Sterilization of Native American Women,Stuntz, Joe Killsright,Survival of American Indians Association,Thanksgiving (Plymouth Rock) Protest,Thom, Mel,Trail of Broken Treaties,Trail of Self-Determination,Trudell, John,United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples,Uranium and Navajos,Virginia Chapter, American Indian Movement,Walk for Justice,Ward Valley (California) Nuclear Waste Protest,Warrior, Clyde M.,Westerman, Floyd Red Crow,Whitebear, Bernie,Whiteclay, Nebraska, and the American Indian Movement,White Roots of Peace,Wilson, Richard,Women of All Red Nations (WARN),Wounded Knee Occupation,Wounded Knee Trials,Yellow Thunder, Raymond,Yellow Thunder Camp,Primary Sources,Selected Bibliography,Index,

The volume is well organized and covers an area that has previously received little discussion or researched coverage. . . . Recommended for all libraries; coverage is such that it will be valuable for schools and public libraries as well as academic collections.

Bruce E. Johansen is Jacob J. Isaacson University Research Professor in communication and Native American studies at University of Nebraska at Omaha, having worked there since 1982.

• Introduction,Chronology,EntriesAdams, Henry L.,Akwesasne Mohawk Counselor Organization,Akwesasne Notes,Alcatraz Occupation,American Indian Movement, Early History,Americans Before Columbus,Anderson, Wallace (Mad Bear),Aquash, Anna Mae Pictou,Arizona American Indian Movement Chapter,Bad Heart Bull, Wesley,Banks, Dennis,Bellecourt, Clyde,Bellecourt, Vernon,Bissonette, Pedro,Blatchford, Herbert,"Boldt Decision" (United States v. Washington, 1974),Brando, Marlon,Brightman, Lehman,Brown, Norman,Bruce, Louis Rooks,Burnette, Robert,Butler, Darrell Dean (Dino),Camp, Carter,Central Indiana AIM Support Group,Chicago Conference,Churchill, Ward,Clearwater, Frank,Cleveland, Ohio, American Indian Movement,Coalition for Navajo Liberation,Colorado, American Indian Movement of,Cornwall Bridge (Ontario) Occupation,"Custer Battlefield," AIM Protests at,Deloria, Vine, Jr.,DeSersa, Byron,Disenrollment,"Dog Soldiers,"Durham, Douglass Frank,Durham, Jimmie,Eagle, James Theodore (Jimmy),El Centro de la Raza (Seattle),Factions, American Indian Movement,The Federal Bureau of Investigation,Fishing Rights, Western Washington State,Florida American Indian Movement,Forbes, Jack D.,Fort Lawton Occupation (Seattle),Frank, Billy, Jr.,George-Kanentiio, Douglas Mitchell,Grand Governing Council,International Indian Treaty Council (IITC),Janklow, William,Kunstler, William Moses,LaDuke, Winona,LaMere, Frank,Lamont, Buddy,Libya, War in, and AIM,Littlefeather, Sacheen,The Longest Walks (1978 and 2008),McCloud, Jane (Yet Si Blue),Means, Russell,Mills, Sidney,Miskito Indians, Nicaragua, and the American Indian Movement,Mount Rushmore Takeovers,National Indian Youth Council,Native North American Traveling College,Nixon, Richard M.,Oakes, Richard,Oglala Sioux Civil Rights Organization (OSCRO),Ohio and North Kentucky American Indian Movement,Peltier, Leonard,Pine Ridge Political Murders,"Red Power" Movement,Robideau, Robert Eugene,Santa Barbara, California, American Indian Movement,Snitch Jacket (Federal Bureau of Investigation),Sports Mascots and the American Indian Movement,Sterilization of Native American Women,Stuntz, Joe Killsright,Survival of American Indians Association,Thanksgiving (Plymouth Rock) Protest,Thom, Mel,Trail of Broken Treaties,Trail of Self-Determination,Trudell, John,United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples,Uranium and Navajos,Virginia Chapter, American Indian Movement,Walk for Justice,Ward Valley (California) Nuclear Waste Protest,Warrior, Clyde M.,Westerman, Floyd Red Crow,Whitebear, Bernie,Whiteclay, Nebraska, and the American Indian Movement,White Roots of Peace,Wilson, Richard,Women of All Red Nations (WARN),Wounded Knee Occupation,Wounded Knee Trials,Yellow Thunder, Raymond,Yellow Thunder Camp,Primary Sources,Selected Bibliography,Index,

The volume is well organized and covers an area that has previously received little discussion or researched coverage. . . . Recommended for all libraries; coverage is such that it will be valuable for schools and public libraries as well as academic collections.