Indian Boyhood

The autobiography offers a unique perspective on Native American life through the eyes of Charles Eastman, a Santee Sioux and Anglo-American. As a physician and reformer, he passionately advocated for American Indian rights and worked to enhance the lives of Native youth, founding numerous YMCA chapters. Eastman is recognized as the first Native American author to narrate American history from a native viewpoint, providing invaluable insights into his cultural heritage and the challenges faced by his community.