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Standing firm at Standing Rock: Discussing the Largest Political Action by Indigenous Americans since Wounded Knee in ‘73
Standing firm at Standing Rock: Native people blocking construction of an oil pipeline across Sioux sacred lands
Rickert, a guest on Dave Lindorff's weekly "This Can't Be Happening!" radio program on theProgressive Radio Network, tells how activists from over 200 Indian tribes as well as representatives of indigenous peoples from around the world have converged at Standing Rock in North Dakota to help the local embattled Standing Rock Sioux People defend their land and water against despoilation by the Army Corps of Engineers, which is trying to construct a pipeline across Sioux lands to carry Bakkan Field crude oil to St. Louis.
Levi Rickert, editor of Native News Online
To hear the whole half-hour interview, go to PRN.fm's 'This Can't Be Happening!'
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