An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States for Young People

This history examines the land, its peoples, and its politics through Indigenous perspectives. It addresses settler colonialism, American Indian genocide, and racist violence against Native peoples while emphasizing Indigenous agency, resistance, and resilience across centuries. The book describes Native cultures and identities as numerous and complex, and includes a chapter on resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock. Source notes, an index, and recommendations for Native-authored books appear in the end matter.