Indigenous peoples -- North America -- Government relations, Indigenous peoples -- North America -- Government relations -- 1934, Indigenous peoples -- Government relations 

188 pages ; 20 cm. 

Contents:
Pt. 1: A background of many hues
Who is an Indian? / Murray L. Wax
The Indian as citizen / Franklin Dusheneaux
Goals of a restless people
Our poorest minority / Paul Delaney
A contrary view / John Greenway
Moment of truth / Rupert Costo
Pt. 2: "Red Power": The American Indian revolution
The new Indian patriots / Alvin M. Josephy, Jr
The many aspects of red power / Beatrice Medicine
Wounded Knee-I / Greg Conderacci
Wounded Knee-II / Bette Crouse Mele
Wounded Knee-III / Martin Waldron
A symbol passes
Pt. 3: Indians and the federal government
The Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA-friend or foe? / Paul R. Wieck
Struggle for land and water / Pat Porter
The President's recommendations / Richard M. Nixon
A program for jobs / George McGovern
Civil rights dilemma / Ernest L. Schusky
White House Conference / Charles E. Farris
Should reservations be abolished?
Pt. 4: Education-vital ingredient
The status today / Wilcomb E. Washburn
Education vs. assimilation / Richard J. Margolis
Progress in higher education
Remodeling Indian schools / William Brandon
Pt. 5: The Indian in his own setting
A time of rediscovery / Howard R. Lamar
The Indian community / William Brandon
Industry on the reservation
The Hopi way / Alvin M. Josephy, Jr
Navajos, a changing tribe / Jack Waugh
Zuñis and Jicarilla Apaches : going their own way / Jack Waugh
Pt. 6: The urban Indians
The harsh, unfriendly city / Barbara Isenberg
The new "reservations" / Michael Harris
Back to the reservations? / Leonard Chabrowe
A confident look ahead : Indians and other Americans / Carl N. Degler
Pan-Indianism / Hazel W. Hertzberg
An ombudsman for Indians / Samuel Schonbach
For survival : the Indian way / Vine Deloria, Jr
Indian love call / Earl Shorris.