Native American activist Clyde Warrior argued that his people

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Clyde Warrior believed that Native Americans had been colonized by the US government and were experiencing similar conditions to those in Third World countries. He was a leader in the "Red Power" movement and advocated for political and social self-determination for Native American communities. While he certainly supported civil rights for Native Americans (choice D), his activism went beyond just advocating for non-discrimination and sought to address the systemic issues faced by indigenous communities. He did not propose the reservation idea mentioned in choice A, nor did he focus specifically on fishing rights as in choice C.

Native American Activist Clyde Warrior Argued That His People