Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins
Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins was a prominent 19th-century Native American author and activist known for her advocacy for the rights of the Paiute people. As the daughter of a Paiute chief, she played a crucial role in documenting and sharing the history and culture of her people, most notably through her book 'Life Among the Piutes', which provided insight into Native American life and the challenges they faced following European colonization.
Born on Oct 16, 1844 (181 years old)
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Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins wrote about the legends of giants in her book 'Life Among the Paiutes'.
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