Say We Are Nations

Focusing on Indigenous voices, this anthology compiles a diverse array of essays, letters, interviews, and speeches that chronicle the evolution of Native American rights movements from the late 1800s to today. Daniel M. Cobb highlights the various strategies employed by tribal leaders and activists to advocate for Indigenous sovereignty, intertwining American and global democratic ideals with unique Indigenous interpretations. This collection showcases the resilience and adaptability of Native peoples in their ongoing fight for justice and representation.