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We know because of the Siege of Wounded Knee and Sacheen Littlefeather. quaint May 2021 #1
Did you never read the best seller, "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" by Dee Brown? hlthe2b May 2021 #2
At the link below, I reference this book..post 12.. Stuart G May 2021 #3
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We read this in Junior High School LongtimeAZDem May 2021 #5
In the late-70's a guy in our class had that book, FoxNewsSucks May 2021 #4
Tulsa's Wall Street-May 31, 1921-300 people died, 800 injured..I think I heard of it once, long ago. Stuart G May 2021 #6
So many massacres, so many names, not all known, a few mentioned in passing sanatanadharma May 2021 #7
We got Wounded Knee and the attack on the bonus camp from my high school brewens May 2021 #9
Read, "Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee" Bayard May 2021 #10
It upsets me greatly that the Buffalo Soldiers were involved in the Native American genocide. Sneederbunk May 2021 #11
It is not American History, but Massacre History..Armenian Genocide Stuart G May 2021 #12
Much of what many people know about Native Americans, comes from old western movies tulipsandroses May 2021 #13
Well...today I learned about ..".The Osage Murders." Thank You for teaching me of that.. Stuart G May 2021 #14
The Sand Creek Massacre. Nov. 29, 1864. Between 70 to 500 Cheyenne and Arapahoe,, niyad May 2021 #15
Genocide: an integral part of Tribalism. n/t MarcA May 2021 #16
Wounded Knee is just one example. Grumpy Old Guy May 2021 #17
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