Of All Tribes: American Indians and Alcatraz

Immerse yourself in the compelling history of Native American activism with the groundbreaking book, Of All Tribes: American Indians and Alcatraz. Written by renowned Abenaki children’s book icon Joseph Bruchac, this gripping narrative unravels the story of the 1969 occupation of Alcatraz by fearless young Native American activists. Discover the power of reclaiming "Indian Land" and how this historic event paved the way for the modern American Indian Movement.

Explore the legacy of the “Indians of All Tribes” as they boldly crossed the San Francisco Bay to stake their claim on the abandoned federal land of Alcatraz. Set against the backdrop of a turbulent era in American history, this book sheds light on the unyielding spirit of Indigenous peoples and their fight against centuries of unjust federal Indian policy. Delve into the words of activist Richard Oakes and experience the profound impact of their actions as they brought global attention to the struggles of Native Americans.

Witness the birth of a movement that resonates through time in Of All Tribes. Joseph Bruchac’s masterful storytelling transports readers to a pivotal moment in history, inspiring all who seek to understand and support Indigenous rights. Uncover the true essence of Alcatraz as more than just an island, but a symbol of resilience and unity for all Native tribes. Take a stand and join the cause for justice by acquiring your copy of Of All Tribes today!

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