Reddit mentions of The Inconvenient Indian: A Curious Account of Native People in North America

There are lots of great resources.

• Dr. Adrienne Keene is great!
  
• Kent Monkman is a genius but might be kind of inaccessible to beginners.
  
• DeLesslin is working on food sovereignty & very intelligent
  
• James Leask used to write wonderful articles about comics & Indigenous culture
  
• Thomas King's Inconvenient Indian is a very humorous & comprehensible read on the broken treaties, residential schools and policies of genocide against the Native Americans.
  
• Many reservations have a visitor center or a museum you can donate to, volunteer at or just visit.
  
• It'll take some research but the protesters of the Dakota Access Pipeline still need help.
  
• There is a huge biography of Russell Means, a member of AIM, that is a starting point.
  
• It is unfortunate, but Native women are still targets of bigots and serial killers because their deaths are not investigated. You can support the search for missing women by encouraging your local police & policy makers to take it seriously, or by donating to this group.
  
• Kevin Locke often gives educational speeches and concerts
  
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  There is so much out there. I'm happy to give you more resources if you want to DM me. I am also white, but was lucky enough to grow up with a lot of Native friends and family. I'm happy to help you out if some words seem hurtful or are confusing.
  
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  I also second that Smoke Signals is a great movie. Reel Injun is good too.
  
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  And remember, guilt is not bad in this situation. Your pain is a fraction of what contemporary and historic people experienced. Don't try to run away from it. Use it to make you a better person.