White to Red
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Last published Tue, Feb 11, 2020
It's 1863 and a young teenage boy who is constantly bullied by the white children, because his mother is a white woman and his father is the brother of an Indian chief. As he discovers who he is he will become more independent and learn what it means to really be a man. Then when tragedy strikes his family will he be man enough to take the responsibilities that are thrown at him? Can he be a man his mother,and father would be proud of? Can he really provide and protect as the man of the family should?
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