Description
This powerful autobiography chronicles the early life of Lee Maracle, an Indigenous woman navigating the complexities of identity and resilience in mid-20th century North America. From a childhood marked by displacement and systemic challenges to a journey of self-discovery and activism, the narrative unflinchingly portrays the struggles and triumphs of an individual seeking her voice. Maracle's raw and honest prose offers a profound look at the enduring spirit of Indigenous peoples and the fight for self-determination. As one of the first Indigenous works published in Canada, *Bobbi Lee: Indian Rebel* remains a vital and resonant testament to survival and resistance.
Available Editions
paperback
Canadian Scholars
Published Jan 1, 2017
214 pages
ISBN: 9780889615946
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Details
First Published
1990
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Bobbi Lee, Indian Rebel by Lee Maracle.