Slash - Armstrong, Jeannette

Clean, tight, unmarked; absolute minimal wear; appears unread; "Armstrong's fictionalized memoir of Okanagan activist-by-chance Tommy/Slash takes readers through his life as he moves in and out of seminal events in Canadian and U.S. Indian-federal relations throughout the 1960s, 1970s, and up through the Canadian Constitution recognition of Aboriginal rights in 1982. Slash offers a unique perspective on Native activism, cultural traditions, politics, and recent history not from the perspective on Native activism, cultural traditions, politics, and recent history not from the perspective of Canadian officials or indian activists, but through the eyes of an average Native man from the Okanagan reserve trying to find his way and place during this period of upheaval." Lisa Mitten
Near Fine
Soft cover
Theytus Books
2011
Penticton, BC