A cautionary tale about the future from the Native American Indian perspective, this beautiful work of passion suggests that history is not "written," but is in our hands as humans on Earth. From pollution to climate change to the destruction of our water supply, indigenous Americans cry out for change before it's too late. All other issues pale in comparison--nothing much matters if the air, food and water are poisonous. But despite the numerous forces of death in destruction at work on the planet, there's hope in the human spirit, and that hope is one more thing we'd be smart to borrow from our Native American brothers and sisters.