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When the Office of Indian Affairs sent Superintendent Calvin Asbury to the Crow Indian Reservation in 1919, he settled in like the bone-chilling winds of that Montana winter, slowly dripping the toxic waste of human oppression onto Crow culture. The Crow Tribe remains forever affected by this zealot who deprived them of their personal freedoms and wealth while expanding his own political power.
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Giving Voice to Crow Country: The Crow place name project
Interstate 90 follows the Little Big Horn River north from the Wyoming border through the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana. The 2.2 million-acre reservation is nearly twice as big as the state of Delaware, but it is filled with mountains and grasslands, not pavement. Except for the interstate and an occasional power line, the rolling grasslands offer few reminders of the 21st century.
