We've come a long way since the days when little kids would play "cowboys and indians."
Or have we?
Native Americans may be more respected in some realms, but they still lag behind much of the population in a number of measures, income and visibility included. These and more are explored in a series of essays by indigenous leaders, many of them women, in the book Invisible No More: Voices from Native America.
More than 20 writers in all made contributions to the book. We get some detail from Steve Dubb, the book's co-editor (with Raymond Foxworth), and from contributing writer Hillary Renick. The interviewer is JX Assistant Producer Charlie Zimmermann.