They said he is an Anti-Indian Native American

Roland, a member of the MN Chippewa Tribe, born and raised on the Rez, began speaking out against "identity politics" back in the late 1990's. He also spoke out against the welfare system and tribal government corruption.

Although the Montana "Human Rights" Network called him an "anti-Indian Native American," he was speaking up because he loved his family and knew what was going on - how they were being hurt by liberal politics and the tribal government. Read his story, "Dying in Indian Country."

Reviewers say:
• “Whether you are interested in federal Indian policy, social justice, or a good love story, you will find this book gripping.” Congressman Kevin Cramer, ND

• “He was a magnificent warrior who put himself on the line for the good of all…. I can think of no-one at this time in this dark period of Indian history who is able to speak as Roland has.” Arlene, tribal member

• “…hope emerging from despair… This is a story about an amazing life journey.” Darrel Smith. Writer, Rancher, South Dakota

• “…truly gripping, with a good pace.” Dr. William B. Allen, – Emeritus Professor, Political Science, MSU and former Chair of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights (1989)

• “…This very readable book...brutally honest telling of her family’s life and experiences...” Rick Jore, Former Montana Representative, House District 73

• “Roland truly has encouraged many people…” Rev. Robert Guthrie, B.Th. M.A. – Professor, Vanguard College, AB

• “‘Dying in Indian Country’ is a compassionate and honest portrayal…I highly recommend it to you!” Reed Elley, former Member of Parliament, Canada; Indian Affairs portfolio in 2000; Baptist Pastor, father of four native and metis children

BOOK’S WEBSITE: http://DyinginIndianCountry.com

ORG WEBSITE: https://caicw.org/