Ghost Rider Roads

Stories, interviews and essays from inside the American Indian Movement (AIM) 1971-2011. Chronicles the roots of AIM via an interview w/AIM founder, Vernon Bellecourt and stories by Robert Robideau (acquitted in the killing of two FBI agents in 1975) and moves into the controversy over the murder of Anna Mae Aquash (1945-1975/6). Ghost Rider Roads documents the details of this case, as well as history and current grassroots efforts for Leonard Peltier, whose writings are included in this collection. This book reveals the landscape of "Indian Country" from the 70's to current day."Ghost Rider Roads is a highly comprehensive book of American Indian History. This work is a series of stories that are a brilliant, detailed, lively history of American Indians in their struggles to stay alive. A book for those who want to hear first-hand accounts of what has happened, and continues to happen, in Indian Country.Very powerful. antoinette nora claypoole sings the song she learned in her dreamtime." --Brian Frisina aka Raven Redboneproducer/host Make No Bones About It, Olympia, Wa.Partial proceeds of the sale of this book go the Peltier Defense Committee. Visit www.wildembers.com for more info.