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The Founding of American Indian Movement: Not Gone, Not Silent

Posted by Mike E on July 28, 2010

Remembering the founding of the militant and inspiring American Indian Movement July 28, 1968, and expressing our anger that brother Leonard Peltier is still in prison.

If you don’t know about this, go learn. If you do know about this, go share it.

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One Response to “The Founding of American Indian Movement: Not Gone, Not Silent”

  1. Green Red said

    There is no words in the existing languages to express all pains there are that are collected in their historical books such as, bury my heart at, the wounded knee…

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