 Born on Yankton Sioux Reservation  Mother was a full blooded Sioux, her father was a white man we know little about  Married to Captain Raymond Bonnin.

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 Born on Yankton Sioux Reservation  Mother was a full blooded Sioux, her father was a white man we know little about  Married to Captain Raymond Bonnin.  The Bonnins had one son named Raymond Ohiya, which means winner.  She grew up in a difficult time for the Native Americans

 Pen Name: Zitkala-Sa  Activist for Women and Native American rights  Was secretary of the Society of the American Indian which improved conditions for the Native Americans  Went to missionary school

 She founded the National Council of American Indians in  Atlantic Monthly and Harpers Monthly  Important Native American Writer  Helped to establish an Indian Welfare Committee

 Buried in Arlington National Cemetery  Was a singer, Pianist, and Violinist  She also led the glee club  Wrote the Sun Club

Impressions of an Indian Childhood:  -This displayed a girl who was wild and free  -She was loved and respected by the elders  -She was able to be free in her beliefs

School Days of an Indian Girl:  Her attendance at the Quaker missionary school  Returned home after three years  Left to go to college to further her education

Indian Teacher Among Indians:  Unable to complete College  The curse upon White Settlers  Retrospection

 My take  Historical moments that inspired Gertrude

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