Montana 1948 Quotes

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ace "She's an Indian-why should she tell the truth?" (p.46) "Frank said maybe he'd do a little dance around the bed. And if that doesn't work he'll try beating some drums." (p.35) "What the hell am I supposed to think? Screwing an Indian. Or feeling her up or whatever. You don't lock up a man for that..." (p. 119-120) "I don't care. I tell you, if you could hear him talk. As if he had no concern for what he did than if...if he had kicked a dog. No. He'd show more remorse over a dog." (p.150) "He wears those and soon he'll be as flat-footed and lazy as an Indian." (p.34) Ronnie Tall bear, “why a college didn’t snap up an athlete like Ronnie. ” “Nevertheless, he believed Indians, with only a few exceptions, were ignorant, lazy, superstitious, and irresponsible. I first learned of his racism when I was seven or eight” talking about Wes Marie is molested, and murdered “red meat” ‘Good enough for the Army but not for college.’ Page 26 ‘My father did not like Indians. He simply held them in low regard. Page 33 ‘He wears those and soon enough he’ll be as flat footed and lazy as an Indian.’ Page 34 ‘They’re not going to make it into the twentieth century until they give up their superstitions and old ways.’ Page 42 ‘I knew what he was thinking; she’s an Indian – why would she tell the truth?’ ‘He’s a testimony to what hard work will get you.’ Page 58 ‘ – and white, we want them white.’
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