I found this biography article about my personal life that was published on the Internet Wikipedia website and had found it most interesting as one never knows what people are thinking and actually writing about people behind the scenes. in the article many of my past historical contributions are not mentioned as to the early earlier years of the 1960s, Taino Indian civil rights movement of the Taino American Indian people of Puerto Rico. Much has been lost and much has gained in the struggles for American Indian civil rights by Taino and many other prominent American Indian leaders and political activists throughout the years since my youthful days as a young boy and as a young man growing up between the US territorial states of Puerto Rico, New Jersey and South Dakota. Today I am 61 and yet I feel like a youthful teenager of 16 and I can still recall and remember the warrior spirit and the fire within my heart and when it actually began as a 12 years old boy. I recall my younger brother Al Torres, telling me at one time in the past, “What I most admire and respect of you my older brother is your persistence and your never-ending dedication to our Taino people and to the American Indian struggle.” en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedro_Guanikeyu_Torres
Posted on: Fri, 21 Jun 2013 11:35:27 +0000
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