“An unyielding, unflattering, and sharp-witted (at times absolutely hilarious and entertaining) self-portrait. But it is more—much more—than simply autobiography. Viet Cong at Wounded Knee is an insightful, brutally forthright masculine-centered effort to identify white privilege and racial oppression of non-whites in the lingering residue of conquest and colonization.”—American Indian Quarterly “Kipp's brutally honest story is a thought-provoking chronicle of an ... Read moreunderdog finally making good.”—Booklist “Kipp's sophisticated analysis of the power relations that construct and constrict the lives of Native Americans includes a clear statement of the problems remaining in the colonized and pillaged Native American world and offers a road map for our journey out.”—Western Historical Quarterly “[Kipp] is an accomplished storyteller in the oldest tradition of indigenous peoples everywhere.”—Tom Holm, Great Plains Quarterly Show Less