Where White Men Fear to Tread

In "Where White Men Fear to Tread," Russell Means, a prominent and controversial American Indian leader, shares key moments from his life that highlight his commitment to the cause of self-determination for Native Americans. Through dramatic actions like the takeover of Wounded Knee and his 1988 presidential run, Means provides a firsthand perspective on Indigenous activism. This compelling autobiography, enriched by a traditional Lakota prayer, offers valuable insights into the history and struggles faced by Native Americans.