Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark notes in his preface that Peltier's struggle is representative of human rights and Indigenous rights as a whole, and he is known the whole world over yet seemingly hidden from Americans. He makes a case for Peltier's innocence at Pine Ridge, and mentions the repeating of history that has occurred since Wounded Knee in 1973. Clark praises the efforts of the American Indian Movement taking initiative to protect their people, and berates the FBI and American judicial system on their willful ignorance of Peltier's case of innocence (pg. xxi).
Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark notes in his preface that Peltier's struggle is representative of human rights and Indigenous rights as a whole and he is known the whole world over yet seemingly hidden from Americans He makes a case for Peltier's innocence at Pine Ridge and mentions the repeating of history that has occurred since Wounded Knee in 1973 Clark praises the efforts of the American Indian Movement taking initiative to protect their people and berates the FBI and American judicial system on their willful ignorance of Peltier's case of innocence (pg xxi)