Joseph M Marshall III
JOSEPH MARSHALL III, teacher, historian, Lakota craftsman, and writer.
He has authored several screenplays in addition to five books including the highly acclaimed The Lakota Way: Stories and Lessons for Living andThe Journey of Crazy Horse: A Lakota History.
Raised on the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation and now a Lakota lineage holder, Joseph Marshall III is one of the few voices empowered to share the authentic wisdom teachings of his people with non-Native Americans.
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Trace Your Native Ancestry
Today, there are 561 officially recognized Indian tribes in the United States.
For many Native Americans, family history is something they want to explore.
Finding out which tribe their families belonged to, its traditions and the impact on their daily lives is important to them.
Today, there are resources available to assist you in your search.
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The Great Race
Gods and animals raced long before Indian men and women did.
Thereafter the gods told the people to do it and the animals showed them how.
"There is nothing that Indians like so well as to run races,"a Zuni Indian told Anna Risser.
"Maybe that is because the gods in the far past settled so many difficult questions by races."
In practically every tribe's oral history, running folklore instructed and entertained.
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