Russell Means' autobiography

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Posted by Jayne on June 22, 1999 at 21:41:59:

I was in the bookstore this evening looking for "I Have Spoken - American History Through the Voices of the Indian" by Virginia Armstrong. (Anybody ever read it?) Ran across the autobiography of Russell Means - a big book! I wasn't aware he had written this. He devoted several pages to LOTM experiences, mostly positive except for the racist issues and strike. This book has probably been discussed before on the board, but since I'm relative new I missed any mention of it. I think some of what he says was in the interview (haven't read it in a while). I also found the THX version of the movie; of course I bought it as I've been looking for it for a while. I guess I'll have to end this so I can go watch it!

Someday I'll get all these nicknames figured out that I see on here, or . . . maybe I won't!

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: I was in the bookstore this evening looking for "I Have Spoken - American History Through the Voices of the Indian" by Virginia Armstrong. (Anybody ever read it?)  Ran across the autobiography of Russell Means - a big book!  I wasn't aware he had written this.  He devoted several pages to LOTM experiences, mostly positive except for the racist issues and strike.  This book has probably been discussed before on the board, but since I'm relative new I missed any mention of it.   I think some of what he says was in the interview (haven't read it in a while).  I also found the THX version of the movie; of course I bought it as I've been looking for it for a while.  I guess I'll have to end this so I can go watch it!

: Someday I'll get all these nicknames figured out that I see on here, or . . . maybe I won't!    


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