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          The Education of Little Tree is a memoir-style novel written by Asa Earl Carter under the pseudonym Forrest Carter..

          The Messed Up True Story Behind Klansman Asa Earl Carter's Giant Hoax

          ByMarina Manoukian

          Asa Earl Carter was a white American man who spent the entirety of his life as a racist person, repeatedly going on tirades against Black people and Jewish people.

          The Education of Little Tree was first published in the mids as an autobiography by Forest Carter.

        1. The Education of Little Tree was first published in the mids as an autobiography by Forest Carter.
        2. "Forrest Carter," revered author of the beloved "Little Tree," was actually Asa Carter -- virulent segregationist, former Klansman, speechwriter for George.
        3. The Education of Little Tree is a memoir-style novel written by Asa Earl Carter under the pseudonym Forrest Carter.
        4. Unlike so many of his southern friends, Forrest has never been a “Jeffersonian.” His great biography of Hamilton testifies to that.
        5. Professor Carter said the book's author, Forrest Carter, was really Asa Earl Carter, a violent white supremacist and the author of some of Mr.
        6. But for the second half of his life, he also adopted an identity that involved pretending he was half-Cherokee and writing romanticized stories about his "heritage."

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          Calling himself "Forrest Carter," one of his books, The Education of Little Tree, became incredibly popular after Carter's death.

          And despite the fact that Carter was remarkably bad at keeping up his deception, his faux identity wasn't accepted as a hoax until the 1990s.

          Asa Earl Carter is one of many in the United States who has pretended to have Native ancestry.

          Miguel Douglas writes that "many Americans who wish to be Native American only do so due to the benefits they believe Native Americans receive [... and] for many claiming Native ancest