While the white man was calling the Indian woman a drudge, old He dog, at ninety-two, told me: "It is well to be good to women in the strength of our manhood because we must sit under their hands at both ends of our lives."
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Oglala Women
Myth, Ritual, and Reality (Women in Culture and Society Series)
by Marla N. Powers
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