Sherman Alexie’s story, “Evolution” portrays the issues Native Americans face after their relocation. The story tells the tale of a white man with the name of “Buffalo Bill” who opens a pawn shop. This pawn shop was located next to a liquor store. The white man used the stereotype that Native Americans are alcoholics to turn a profit. The story continues until all the Native Americans have nothing else to pawn for money. “Buffalo Bill” then converts the pawn shop into a Native American history museum. He charges five dollars per person, even the Native Americans. The white man in the story takes advantage of the Native Americans in everyway possible. When his current way of making a profit stops producing, the white man finds another. The Native
