Legacy of Wounded Knee

This chapter explores the harrowing events and aftermath of the Wounded Knee Massacre, emphasizing the deep significance of gun ownership and identity among Indigenous peoples. It highlights the stark contrast between romanticized narratives and the brutal reality faced by the Sioux, while also examining the media’s role in shaping public perception and the legacy of these events. The discussion draws on historical accounts, modern cultural representations, and the ongoing struggle for recognition and understanding of Native American experiences.

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