Black Indians: A Hidden Heritage

Discover the captivating story of Black Indians: A Hidden Heritage, a gripping teen nonfiction book that explores the untold struggle for freedom and equality in America. This powerful account reveals the remarkable bond formed between runaway slaves and Native American villages, a compelling narrative that is often overlooked in traditional history textbooks and movies.

Journey through the forgotten pages of American history and uncover the inspiring tales of acceptance and friendship that flourished between black men and women and the original inhabitants of this land. These extraordinary individuals played a crucial role in shaping the early days of the fur trade, adding a new dimension to frontier diplomacy, and making a daring contribution to the fight for American liberty.

For years, William Loren Katz’s Black Indians has stood as the definitive work on this long and arduous quest for freedom and equality. Now, with this newly updated edition, you can dive even deeper into the often-neglected chapter of our nation's history and gain valuable insights that will forever change the way you perceive the struggle for equality.

Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to expand your knowledge and understanding of the rich tapestry of American history. Experience the revised edition of Black Indians: A Hidden Heritage, featuring a captivating new cover and updated information that sheds light on this captivating aspect of our past. Get your copy now and embark on a fascinating journey of discovery.