Native American Plights: The Struggle Against Inequality and Racism

This book is a compelling look at the often-ignored history of discrimination against Native Americans that educates, explains, and encourages readers to examine their own biases to make the world a better place for people who belong to minority groups. If you are a member of a minority racial group, this book will guide you on how to cope with the constant microaggressions you face as you navigate through your life. Although rarely talked about, Native American groups form a large part of American history. This book will delve into the contributions of Native Americans, through modern day America, and why they deserve much more credit than they are afforded. Every reader should be able to attain the following at the completion of this book: Confidently talk about the history of discrimination against Native Americans with their peers. The goal is to educate readers about the issues Native Americans face in both the past and the present. Know the modern forms of racism faced by Native American people, and how they can work on overcoming the social injustices they face today. Readers should recognize that the inequality experienced by Indigenous peoples is historical, systematic, and damaging. Readers will be equipped with tools to help combat discrimination against Native Americans, and foster reconciliation and healing in society. Develop a sense of self-awareness and understanding of the roots of Native American culture. Our roots are our source of identity. Through learning about our roots, we can confidently cement our positions in society. The aim of the book is to challenge readers to know their role in society, whether they are activists against racism, or remain silent in situations that require them to speak out. The lessons learned from this book will teach them to become more responsible citizens.