I've Always Considered Myself A Man Of

So Indian Policy Has Become Institutionalized And The Result Has Been That American People Have Become More Dependent On Government And That The American People Have Become More Dependent On Corporations.

I've Always Considered Myself A Man Of Integrity As A Leader Of The American Indian Movement And Of Indian People. I Will Stand That Test Against Anyone At Anytime, Anywhere.

I Had Often Wondered How To Best Decolonize My People... It Must Be Done One Human Being At A Time. Without That Kind Of Help, Western Society Does Not Allow People To Come To Terms With Their Feelings. With Honesty And Therapy, My People Can Be Made Whole Again.

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.

When A Woman Grabs My Braids And Says "how Cute!" I Crab Her Breast And Say "how Cute!" She Never Touches Me Again!