[BEST OF] The American Indian Movement (AIM)
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AIM: Resistance and Redemption
This chapter explores the American Indian Movement's (AIM) historical significance, particularly through their occupation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs in 1972 and the subsequent 71-day takeover at Wounded Knee. It highlights key events and figures within AIM, addressing systemic racism, police violence, and the struggles for Indigenous rights amid intense government opposition. The narrative emphasizes the complex interplay of activism, identity, and community response to oppression in the face of ongoing hurdles.
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