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Ojibwe writer David Treuer’s new book,
The Savage Mind: An American Legacy, is written as a letter to his three children. It examines how the violence that shaped America's founding still influences who we are today. Treuer has spent much of his career challenging the idea that Native American history is a story of tragedy and disappearance, and that Native culture is a thing of the past. He spoke with Tonya Mosley about why he felt compelled to write the book now.
Plus, rock critic Ken Tucker reviews an extended version of Stevie Wonder’s iconic 50 year-old album
Songs in the Key of Life.
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