Black Elk White: Life Story of the Native American Legend Black Elk, in a Fly

This book tells the story of people who were cruelly removed from their land and made to live in ostracized ghettos known as “reservations”. Their sacred land robbed, their children torn apart from families, their culture and identity threatened, the story of Native Americans is one of trauma, grave injustice, and oppression. This book attempts to be the voice of the voiceless. They have been fighting for the land that holds in its womb the bones of their ancestors and the very essence of spiritual belonging of the Lakota. The nectar of the story of Black Elk and his people cannot be drawn without immersing oneself in nostalgic surrealism.