1. American Indians and the Right to Revolt
... and history. AIM became a vehicle to help develop partnerships to address the needs of the Indian people. No one has been able to destroy the will and strength of AIM's solidarity. This is a clear and unwavering vision of the American Indian Movement. Men and women are continuously urged to stay spiritually strong, and to always remember that the movement is greater ... Calloway states in his text. The tenants of revolution are evident in that the Indians and AIM state that self-determination must be the goal of all work and that solidarity must be the first defense of the members. The ...
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