Little Matter of Genocide

In "Little Matter of Genocide," author Ward Churchill compellingly argues that the term genocide extends beyond the well-known atrocities of the Holocaust. This thought-provoking work, published by City Lights Books in 2001, presents a thorough examination of the systemic violence faced by Indigenous Americans over the past 500 years. With 531 pages of judicial, historical, and sociological evidence, Churchill sheds light on the ongoing struggles and discrimination that Native Americans have endured. This book is essential for anyone interested in American history, cultural studies, and the broader implications of genocide. Dive into this critical exploration of history and gain a deeper understanding of the injustices that have shaped the lives of Indigenous peoples in North America.