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Prison Writings: My Life Is My Sun Dance
Leonard Peltier

St. Martin's Griffin, 2000 - 272 pages

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Humanrightsabuse-imprisonment of Leonard Pelltier

Somehow, despite being an activist, I managed to shove concerns of who Leonard Pelltier was to the back shelves of my mind. I've stood up for other causes and have Native friends and thought probably, "it's all too much." In December, was it only December, I read Prison Writings which is honestly written, stark, heartbreaking, brave, all of the superlatives. By the time I finished the book, I knew Leonard Pelltier must be freed. An injustice must be righted. I think everyone in the United States should read this book and then take some action to express their voice on behalf of not only Leonard Pelltier, but all Native Americans who have suffered from twisted and distorted justice.


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one-of-a-kind

Captivating if only for the point-of-view. Misses the mark though of "major political memoir" because is too random in approach and lacks "confirm or deny" from opposition.









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I have yet to find another book at once so sad and uplifting

This book is more terrifying than any work of fiction, because it's real. The horrific events Mr. Pelteer describes happened practically on our collective doorstep.

The man speaks from experience. His particular way of relating to the events around him is so readily accessible and vital I was finished the book and eagerly searching for more up to date information before I knew it.

If you're at all socially aware, or even consider yourself to be a kind and compassionate person, you owe it to yourself to read this book. I can't recommend it highly enough. I'm buying copies for my relatives for Christmas. It's that good.

Sometimes the most uplifting stories of all are also the saddest.


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Humanrightsabuse-imprisonment of Leonard Pelltier

Somehow, despite being an activist, I managed to shove concerns of who Leonard Pelltier was to the back shelves of my mind. I've stood up for other causes and have Native friends and thought probably, "it's all too much." In December, was it only December, I read Prison Writings which is honestly written, stark, heartbreaking, brave, all of the superlatives. By the time I finished the book, I knew Leonard Pelltier must be freed. An injustice must be righted. I think everyone in the United States should read this book and then take some action to express their voice on behalf of not only Leonard Pelltier, but all Native Americans who have suffered from twisted and distorted justice.


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Stirring...a must read if you have any compassion

This well written book not only makes you have more compassion for Leonard Peltier, it also boils the blood to know he is still incarcerated for a wrong he has not committed.

I could not put this book down once I started reading it. In one day it was finished. It also reminded me of a saying of my generation, "Question Authority."

Leonard has in these writings opened his soul and presented the reader with a look into his life as U.S.P. #89637-132. The reading saddened me, but at the same time it stirred emotions of anger.

The documented lies that led to his arrest and conviction have done nothing to speed his release. Mr. President, you have the power with the touch of your pen to right this terrible wrong.

In the Spirit of Leonard, ho!


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