The Memoir of a Veteran Native Activist Since the 1960s is a powerful tribute to the resilience and heritage of the Tuscarora Bear Clan and Cherokee people. Born in 1953, the author traces her family's journey from the Tuscarora migration to New York, her father's WWII service, and the discovery of her mother's Cherokee roots.
Set on the Tuscarora Indian Reservation near Niagara Falls, this heartfelt memoir celebrates survival, cultural pride, and decades of activism, offering a profound connection to history, identity, and the land.
A must-read for those inspired by Native culture, history, and the enduring spirit of family.
