The Spirit of Crazy Horse
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One hundred years after the massacre at Wounded Knee, Milo Yellow Hair recounts the story of his people-from the lost battles for their land against the invading whites-to the bitter internal divisions and radicalization of the 1970’s-to the present-day revival of Sioux cultural pride, which has become a unifying force as the Sioux try to define themselves and their future.
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