In the summer of 1930, the poet John Neihardt took a detour from his intended destination and drove his 1927 Gardner down a remote trail on the desolate and impoverished Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. The Reservation was home to the Oglala Lakota, or the Sioux Indians, as we call them. At the time of the …
By Mark Thomas Mark Thomas earned an MBA from Northwestern University, and works professionally in public finance. He is the author of Digging in Cummorah: Reclaiming Book of Mormon Narratives. For the first time in history, a conviction has developed among those who can actually think a decade ahead that we …
