
Josephine Gates Kelly: Native Rights Champion - Paperback
Josephine Gates Kelly: Native Rights Champion - Paperback
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by Lamar Renville (Author), Holly Young (Illustrator), Awanigiizhik Bruce (Illustrator)
Josephine Gates Kelly was the granddaughter of Dakota Chief Matho Numpa, or Two Bears. By working in a family store, becoming Deputy County Auditor, and attending national conferences, Gates Kelly represented her people from a political position. She became the first woman elected as Tribal Chairperson for any Native government in 1946. From attending Carlisle Indian Industrial School to leading the Standing Rock Reservation, learn all about the life of Gates Kelly.



















