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This book was recommended by Sebastian Younger and described as incredibly eye-opening, providing a new perspective on the impact of Native Americans on the world. Despite potential concerns about the title, the author's perspective is ultimately understood.
So Sebastian Younger recommended the book to me and then it wasn't until I was on vacation with my family in Big Bend. We walked into the gift shop at Big Bend National Park and they had the book in t...
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This book was recommended by Sebastian Younger and described as incredibly eye-opening, providing a new perspective on the impact of Native Americans on the world. Despite potential concerns about the title, the author's perspective is ultimately understood.
So Sebastian Younger recommended the book to me and then it wasn't until I was on vacation with my family in Big Bend. We walked into the gift shop at Big Bend National Park and they had the book in the book store. I was like this is fake. I have to read it and I read it and I loved it. It's called Indian Givers. The Indians of the Americas transformed the world.
I grant some people might be upset by the political incorrectness of the title but if you give the book a chance, you'll see where the author is coming from and it was incredibly eye-opening. It gives you a whole new perspective on things just as Gang is kind of making the modern world does.