Essay On True Americans

Dear Mrs.Jennings, I, Washita/Dr.Mike, would like for you to convey my truths about the Native Americans, as well as how they have helped me help society. The Native Americans are people just like you and I. They have lived on this land, and had no need to claim it for their own self-interests. For the people of this community, though most, yet not all, have a hatred or distrust for the people that they know little about. I have known the Native Americans for an extended amount of time, which has granted me mutual trust and love with the true people of America. The True American people were the first to live in this continental land mass. If not for the kindness, love, and compassion of the True Americans the first settlers would have perished. In our past the True Americans were here to help the people of our town and nation. From forth the loins of the True Americans came compassion, which led to exchanges of our knowledge on medicine, we …show more content…
To the public they stated “No Indian nation shall be recognized as an independent nation”. This statement alone is entirely repulsive and idiotically made. From people who share the same mindset of congress comes great killings of the True Americans. Due to the immense numbers of manicures the True Americans had to fight back, fight back the white Supremes nation we call the US. After numerous battles, which killed both True Americans and the US soldiers, they came to one of the final battles, the Battle of Little Bighorn (Custers Last Stand). From my many years of knowing the True Americans I met a man called Two Moons. He was one of the chiefs, and he helped lead the defensive forces to protect his people, as well as to totally obliterate Custer and his people. He told me of the atrocities of what occurred on that day and he said that after that battle his people had no more will to kill people (“All the soldiers were now