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Dialog: "I was always falling down; my Indian name was Junior falls down. Sometimes it was Bloody Nose or Steal-His-Lunch. Once it was Cries-Like-a-WHite-Boy, even though none of us had seen a white boy cry."
It shows how Jr was bullied but culturally in the book it talks about how the Indians have been stipped of everything good and live in poverty, white people always have an advantage. The quote about the white boys shows how they're a little bitter about white privilege. They want to think that white boys are too privileged to be tough like them so they cry. It's there way of ballencing the scale

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"Indians, Indians, Indians." she said it without capitalization.She called me"Indian, Indian, Indian.

And I said, yes I am, I am Indian, I am."

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Just Indians being Indians

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``but it felt good that ball in my hands all those possibilities and angles. it was mathematics,geometry. It was beautiful

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The freshmen year when he passed out after a hot basketball game and the guy says he is drunk because of what his culture would look like when drunk even if it is very hot. So "What's that boy been drinking? I know all about these Indian kids. They start drinking real young."

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"the chicano teacher ran up to us"

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"my eyes always looked like I had just hit and run someone"

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I noticed a lot of actions and dialogue 

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I noticed a lot of actions and dialogue 

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"throw the first punch!" stevie said for the third time, and randy reared back and pitched a knuckle that broke stevies nose .

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"Randy reared back and pitched a knuckle fastball that broke Stevie's nose. We all stood there in silence, in awe."

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But the little warrior roared to life that day and knocked Frenchy to the ground, held his head against the snow, and punched him so hard that my knuckles and the snow make symmetrical bruises on his face.

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Betty Towle, missionary teacher, redheaded and so ugly that no one ever had a puppy crush on her, made me stay in for recess fourteen days straight.

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"Throw the frist punch!" Stevie said for the third time, and Randy reared back and pitched a knuckle fastball that broke Stevie's nose.

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"sharing dark skin doesn't necessarily make two men brothers"

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"... knocked Frenchy to the ground, held his head against the snow, and punched him so hard that my knuckles made symmetrical bruises o his face". This is an example of description and action.

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"I missed my first shot, missed the basket completely, and the ball landed in the dirt and sawdust, sat there just like i had sat there only minutes before."

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"Randy reared back and pitched a knuckle fastball that broke stevie's nose"

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"Tell me you're sorry" She said
"Sorry for what?" I asked
"Everything," She said.

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"My hair was too short and my U.S. Government glasses were horn-rimmed, ugly,...", here we can see that he use description of his self that help to build a image of him.
"... They pushed me down, buried me in the snow until I couldn’t breathe, thought I’d never breathe again.
They stole my glasses and threw them over my head, around my outstretched hands, just beyond my reach, until someone tripped me and sent me falling again, facedown in the snow. ...", here we have a description of a conflict

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"Punched him so hard that my knuckles and the snow made symmetrical bruises on his face"