as well as the removal of a tribal chairman accused of corruption. The Wounded Knee Occupation, as it was called, ended 71 days later. Protesters surrendered on May 8 after federal troops killed two Indigenous activists.I remember learning about the Wounded Knee Massacre in 11th grade, when my class readby Dee Brown. I vividly remember the book’s retelling of snow-covered blood and stories of the Lakotas singing ceremonial songs in defiance.
Since kindergarten, I was immersed in a culturally affirming environment where students learned ceremony protocols and showcased our traditional dances during school events. I learned Nahuatl, an Aztec language, as well as songs in Tongva, a language indigenous to where I live, the occupied Tongva territory also known as Los Angeles.
at just 16 years old. My school gave me the skills to speak, advocate, and represent at the UN about Indigenous autonomy, sovereignty, and culture.Students not attending a school like AIUP can receive a much different education. An by NYU Metro Center found that elementary English Language Arts curricula — Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
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