Mary Brave Bird was a Sicangu Lakota writer and activist, also known by the name Mary Crow Dog. Her writings focused on the life and culture of Native Americans, and she was an active advocate for their rights. Her work often reflects a deep connection to the traditions and spiritual world of her people. Her writing serves as an important voice in Native American literature.
This sequel to the acclaimed Lakota Woman follows Mary Brave Bird's journey as a Native American navigating life in a predominantly white society. She reflects on her painful divorce from AIM leader Leonard Crow Dog and her newfound joy as a wife and mother.