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« Une journée qui rappelle que l’Amérique peut être vaincue» : à Little Bighorn, les fantômes et les péchés de la conquête de l’Ouest

The article discusses the historical significance of the Battle of Little Bighorn, which occurred 150 years ago and marked the last major victory of Native American tribes over the U.S. government. It highlights the ongoing relevance of this event, particularly in relation to the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The piece features a contemporary portrayal of Indigenous identity through the lens of a young person named Rusty Lafrance, who embodies traditional Plains warrior elements such as painted war face, traditional clothing, and cultural symbols like the Japanese chrysanthemum tattoo. The narrative emphasizes the enduring presence of historical injustices and the resilience of Indigenous cultures, while also showcasing modern expressions of heritage.