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Russell means is, without a doubt, the most controversial and perhaps most revolutionary native american leader of this century. Wolf, the book examines his childhood, his activism for the rights of native americans. Long before whites came to my ancestors' territory, which ranged for millennia from the woodlands of wisconsin to the mountains and plains of montana and central canada, there thrived a grand alliance of blood and kinship called the seven council fires.

Born russell charles means into the oglala sioux on the pine ridge reservation, south dakota, his oglala name was oyate wacinyapin, works for means published an autobiography, where white men fear to tread (1995), in which he defended the use of violent confrontation:

Publishers weekly called the book a blunt and absorbing epic which demonstrates his resourceful activism, while making no attempt to whitewash the messier aspects of means' life, such as his drinking, failed marriages, and anger issues.1. Where white men fear to tread: The autobiography of russell means. Published in 1996 and written in collaboration with marvin j.