It’s A Dark Time For The Resistance Camps At Standing Rock
Literally. It’s cold, the sun isn’t shining and the camps will need to relocate quickly before Cannonball River is flooded.
Culture
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This Bra Could Save Your Life
This bra tracks radiation and could save you and someone else in a time of disaster! It was invented by a Ukrainian clinical researcher in Chicago.
Water Protectors in Illinois Stopped from Conducting Ceremony Near DAPL Active Construction Site
On December 18, two water protectors including a native youth were arrested at a water ceremony near active Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) construction site in Fayette County, Illinois.
Red Warrior Camp Leaves Oceti Sakowin
The Red Warrior Camp has said their official goodbye to Standing Rock. In an official press release published Saturday night, the Red Warrior Camp announces they have officially departed the Read More
Winter NODAPL Camp Updates
Numerous camp updates from the last couple of days regarding activity near Standing Rock.
Fire Cider Recipe From An Indigenous Healer
This simple recipe is a remedy for cough, flu, congestion, sore throat and more!
Latest Update For Sophia Wilansky [Recently Updated]
Sophia’s still recovering and will be filing charges against the police for violently attacking her and smearing her family in the media.
Standing Rock Chairman Does Not Speak For All Standing Rock Tribe Members
“He has no right” says the founder of Sacred Stone Camp in response to Standing Rock Sioux Chairman Dave Archambault’s recent request for campers to return home.
Companies Building Dakota Access Pipeline States No Pipeline Reroute
The companies said they “fully expect to complete construction of the pipeline without any additional rerouting in and around Lake Oahe.”
Watch Water Protectors Donate Supplies To Morton County Police
The Morton County Police has requested additional resources from it’s community despite receiving nearly $10 million dollars in federal funding for their fight against the Native people and the peaceful protectors living in the nearby resistance camps.
