The Native Woman Who Became A Chief — The Forgotten Story Of Woman Chief, The Warrior Who Led The Crow
They gave it to her because it was accurate.
She was their chief.
She happened to be a woman.
Both facts were true simultaneously, and the name they gave her held both facts simultaneously.
The simplest thing that can be said about Bíawacheeitchish is also the most important: she earned her name.
And now, finally, more people know it.
— ABSOLUTE FINAL END —
The Crow and the Fur Trade: A Decades-Long Relationship
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