I. A Canadian: What the Hell It's All About -- II. Make Love Not War: The Changing Role of Indian Organizations -- III. Organize or Else: It's Not Enough to Find a Bad Guy -- IV. The Politics of Poverty: How to Survive in the Democratic System -- V. Economic Development: Without All the Crap and Mythology -- VI. Economic Development: Some of the Nitty is Pretty Gritty -- VII. Education: With Our Heads in the Clouds -- VIII. Education: Always the Prime Topic -- IX. Education: Strangers in the Classroom -- X. Education: The Need for Legislation and Funding -- XI. The Indian Act: Government by a Bunch of Bureaucrats, or Her Majesty Pulled a Fast One -- XII. The Indian Act: Moose Meat Beats Bologna -- XIII. The Indian Act: Time to Get Down to Specifics -- XIV. The Indian Act: To Serve the People, Not the Government -- XV. The Indian Act: The Only Good Indian Is a Sleeping Indian -- XVI: Aboriginal Rights: From Philosophical, Religious Viewpoint -- XVII. The Treaties: The Queen's Forked Tongue -- XVIII. The Claims: Our Children Won't Wait -- XIX. Indian Organization: They Breathe the Same Air; They Drink the Same Water -- XX. Indian Organizations: The War Continues-Chrétien Rises from the Dead -- XXII. Integration and Alienation: Education and Our Children -- XXIII. Earmarked for Indian Education: Raindrops Kept Falling on Their Heads -- XXIV. The Education Ferment: Cold Lake Stand Firm -- XXV. A Hell of A Mess: No Problem is Insoluble -- XXVI: Wood, Grass, and Stone: Despair and Rebirth

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