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The Broken Hoop: The Native American's Struggle for Religious Rights in Arizona by Gabriel Sheridan Sharp (Paperback / softback, 2015)

After winning a civil rights lawsuit, Native American prisoners in Arizona still continue to struggle from religious oppression. They are denied the use of their sacred area for talking circles and pipe ceremonies, forced to prove they are Native American to practice their religion, and are t authorized to have food for their pow wow ceremony. Grey Bear shares with you these problems and more so that sunlight may bring change. He also shares with you the wisdom he's gathered throughout years of struggle and spiritual growth. This book has the potential to change your life, if you are willing to let the Great Spirit help you. But you must take action to make your way to the Red Road. To make a great change requires a great struggle, but we'll all get there together, in harmony, one circle united. Only then will we be able to heal the Sacred Hoop in Arizona's prisons.

Spine
12mm
Content Note
Black & White Illustrations
Author Biography
Gabriel Sheridan Sharp, Author of Stand Up for Your People, ISA Mohave Indian from Parker, Arizona.
Date of Publication
22/12/2015
Subject
Unclassifiable: Wz Bic
Imprint
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Country of Publication
United States

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