This does what it says on the tin. It's a humorous, approachable summary of the major issues currently surrounding Indigenous-Crown relations, along with myth busting, suggested solutions, and very extensive end notes for further reading. If you're looking for an overview of Indigenous rights, I haven't run into a better one. It's from 2016, and therefore a little out of date on recent court rulings, etc, but most of the stuff that's been a problem for the last a hundred and fifty years plus is still indeed a problem, so that doesn't really matter.