The Native Woman Who Became A Chief — The Forgotten Story Of Woman Chief, The Warrior Who Led The Crow
She governed.
She attempted peace.
She died in the attempt.
Born to the Gros Ventre, raised by the Crow, recognized by both the people around her and the outsiders who documented her as exceptional among the exceptional — Bíawacheeitchish made herself one of the most accomplished individuals in the history of the northern plains in the nineteenth century.
She was a warrior chief who held a council seat in a sovereign nation.
She was the only woman in the recorded history of the Crow to achieve that.
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