“Whiteclay: An American Tragedy”
A limited number of paperback editions and a small number of heirloom/presentation hardcover copies of John’s book are available.
A portion of all sales will be given by the publisher to promote indigenous wellness services in and around Whiteclay, Nebraska.
Orders for either edition of John’s book can be personally inscribed by his wife and son at no additional charge.
The Documentary that changed the face of Whiteclay.
Behind the Scenes
Learn more about Whiteclay’s history, the business ethics behind Whiteclay’s beer sales, and the grassroots activism that led to the closure of Whiteclay’s beer stores
Whiteclay in the News
The unincorporated town of Whiteclay, Nebraska, once labeled the “Skid Row of the Plains” by local journalists, is no longer allowed to serve beer. But Whiteclay activists continue to advocate for increased enforcement efforts to curb bootlegging and a cold-case unit to investigate Whiteclay’s unsolved murders.
Whiteclay, Nebraska, before the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission voted to close the stores effective April 30, 2017.
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Dr. John A. Maisch Endowed Memorial Scholarship for Social Impact
The Dr. John A. Maisch Endowed Memorial Scholarship for Social Impact aims to award tuition assistance to a deserving undergraduate student at UCO.
Lexie LaMere Scholarship for Social Justice
The Lexie LaMere Scholarship for Social Justice supports a recipient who is committed to promoting equality and social justice issues and is intended to strengthen Native American social, cultural, and/or historical awareness.
