Frank Fools Crow
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Frank Fools Crow, (died 1989) was a Native American Lakota Sioux spiritual leader. He was the nephew of Black Elk. He was the subject of a biography written by James Welsh. In 1975 he was invited to offer a prayer before the United States Senate. In 1983, he presented the fifth and current Chief Illiniwek Indian regalia to the University of Illinois.
[edit] External links
- Chief Illiniwek Educational Foundation Information on Frank Fools Crow
- Summary of Fools Crow by Thomas E. Mails
- Little Eagle, Lionel, Greengrass Pipe Dancers - Crazy Horse's Pipe Bag and a Search for Healing (Naturegraph Publishers, 2000, ISBN 0879612509)
[edit] Film
- Native Spirit and the Sun Dance Way, DVD documentary, 2007, World Wisdom
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