We Are All Related
Armando Rendon has printed an excerpt from Russell’s book “If You’ve Forgotten the Names of the Clouds, You’ve Lost Your Way : An Introduction to American Indian Thought & Philosophy.” You may find at http://somosenescrito.blogspot.com/2013/04/we-are-all-related.html#!/2013/04/we-are-all-related.html If you wish to purchase either the softcover or Kindle edition you can find it here http://www.amazon.com/Youve-Forgotten-Names-Clouds-Lost/dp/1482068109/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1367258731&sr=1-1&keywords=russell+means
Russell Means: Revolutionary.
By lakotahfreedom ¶ Posted in Sovereignty ¶ First time I remember seeing Russell was at the Greengrass Sundance. He called my Grandma Ella up during the Giveaway. Even as a young boy, I was impressed. From that day forward, as a youth, I saw Bruce Lee, Evil Knievel, Muhammad Ali, and Russell Means as almost [...]
Thanks Taking
Russell’s Aljazeera interview from November 24,2011 Aljazeera on thanks taking
Means Walks On, Mouvement Lives On
American Indian activist Russell Means pierced ‘Buckskin Curtain’ 4:03 AM, Nov 17, 2012 | On Oct. 22, Indian rights activist Russell Means passed on after a magnificent life of struggle to better the lives of American Indians. Means obviously had a tremendous impact on Native American struggles of the latter part of the 20th [...]
Thank You From Means’ Family
Hello our relatives. We have completed the four sacred days in preparation for sending Russell Means’ spirit on his journey and his ashes have been scattered at Yellow Thunder in the Lakota sacred holy land, the He Sapa (Black Hills). On behalf of the family I want to extend our appreciation and gratitude for all [...]
An Arrow to the Sun
Russell Means Russell Means, an American-Indian activist, died on October 22nd, aged 72 Nov 10th 2012 | from the print edition DRIVING one day through the Diné lands in New Mexico—not “Navajo”, a white man’s word—Russell Means suddenly stopped the car. His wife wondered why. He had stopped to look at a shepherd among [...]
Poet’s Memory
Poet Layli Long Soldier Remembers Russell Means Layli Long Soldier: Hello. I don’t have a fantastic Russell Means story, I didn’t know him personally but my story is simple. I met him. But not really, my eyes met him in a Sears automotive waiting room. He was getting his tires done. He sat across from [...]
Russell Means Memorial
American Indian activist Russell Means celebrated in memorial KYLE, South Dakota (Reuters) – More than 1,000 people turned out on Wednesday to pay respects to American Indian activist Russell Means in a 12-hour service in South Dakota featuring a tribute in his native Lakota, delivered against the backdrop of the harsh prairie land where [...]
Russell Means Inspiration
Russell Means remembered as man of inspiration AARON ORLOWSKI, Rapid City Journal Updated 6:46 a.m., Thursday, October 25, 2012 A horse riding with an empty saddle stands outside Little Wound High School in Kyle, S.D. after traveling down the Big Foot Trail from Porcupine during an honoring service for American Indian Movement activist Russell [...]
Our Part of Worldwide Wreckage
Russell Means comments on our part of worldwide wreckage.