A review by brian_tales_n_ales
An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz

2.0

Better than one would expect from it being in a contrived series rather than an original thought piece. Too academic, as much of the book reads like a well-researched term paper. However, Dunbar-Ortiz manages to kill off some former heroes as she paints a bleak portrait of the U.S. as a militaristic, colonial, and genocidal nation. This book desperately needed some graphic elements, particularly maps, as so much of this history was about "real estate" and territory.