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"Native American resistance" as a book category centers on the many ways Indigenous peoples of North America have opposed colonization, dispossession, and ongoing injustice—historically and today. It includes histories of armed conflicts and treaties, legal and political struggles for land, sovereignty, and civil rights, as well as cultural, spiritual, linguistic, and artistic forms of resilience and revival. The category spans scholarly studies, first-person memoirs, biographies, legal analyses, and literary or oral traditions that illuminate grassroots activism, environmental and treaty-based resistance, and movements for self-determination. Works in this category foreground Indigenous perspectives and strategies of survival, adaptation, and renewal, emphasizing the continuity and diversity of resistance across regions and eras.

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