Lozen: Fearless Apache Warrior

Lozen, an Apache warrior born around 1840, defied gender norms to become a renowned warrior. Trained from a young age, she received a spiritual calling to fight. Despite challenges, including forced relocation, she displayed bravery and empathy, helping her tribe and rescuing others. Her legacy includes attempts at peace and her eventual capture. Lozen's story highlights the importance of sharing women's histories.

How did Lozen's life change after the Apache were removed from their ancestral lands?

Why is it important to tell the stories of women who defied gender norms, according to the text?