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redbackpackboy · 2 years
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Got to go to the homeland for a little incentive! I’m so grateful to have the opportunity to go and get the things I need. #rst #rosebudsiouxtribe #sicangulakota #lakota #ocetisakowin https://www.instagram.com/p/ChazvTSrUosABiQ4P5732USM9EQTyzaysxQjHk0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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alexmatzke · 5 years
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two years ago, looking south from the door of the yurt, toward the Cannonball River (at Oceti Sakowin Camp) 
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wastewiyoung · 3 years
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#dapl #mniwiconi #northdakota #energytransferpartners #departmentofjustice #standingrock #ocetisakowin #stopline3 #keepitintheground #Lakota #Dakota #SiouxNation #indigenousrights 🦬🦅✨⚡️❤️💛🖤🤍🌌✊🏽 (at Standing Rock Indian Reservation) https://www.instagram.com/p/CT7YHblLUCu/?utm_medium=tumblr
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journeyoutward · 7 years
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Much of the world watched as the events in Standing Rock, ND unfolded. Many posted in protest of the pipeline drilled through sacred treaty protected land belonging to the Natives, some even gave their physical presence to the cause, subjecting themselves to the frigid cold, mistreatment from police officers; tear gas, rubber bullets, and imprisonment. One beautiful thing about Standing Rock was the community there, if dapl had a bright side, it’s that it brought more like-minded people together to connect over a common cause. I met a guy on my flight to ND who had actually been adopted into a Lakota family, Standing Rock gave him more than just friends, he felt at home on the reservation like he never had before. When I first arrived, it was the beginning of the end of this community. There seemed to be this confusion combined with sadness, many seemed to have found a home at Standing Rock like my friend Jahnny, but what now? Regardless of it being the end of the line for many here, I was still invited in without hesitation, given food and drink, asked my purpose for coming to Standing Rock. Everyone that showed up here, had a reason for being here, and everyone took care of everyone. At one point during the evacuation, I was running from police over Lake Oahe, I fell through ice and got completely drenched head to toe in ice cold water. In a state of shock, not fully realizing the urgency of my situation, someone grabbed me and said, “we need to get you to the med tent, NOW!” A few people stripped off my clothes, gave me a space blanket and threw me on a quad that sped me to a warm tent where I was given tea and warm clothes. I felt safe and a part of this family just for showing up and standing up for what I believed was right. 
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anasaldanamusic · 5 years
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It look me long enough I would say hahaha but when it’s time to let go of your baby to enter the unknown world well, you simply just try to hold onto to her as long as you can. I was finally able to release her...my new Single MNI WICONI (WATER IS LIFE) is out and about exploring life! Link in BIO... #standingrock #mniwiconi #waterislife #water #aguapuraespuravida #motherearth #madretierra #pachamama #ocetisakowin #peaceful #protest #peacefulwarrior #protectthescared #single #newmusic #song #thankyou to... . . . . @aponteporo #percussion @evdubofficial #trumpet @therealsouthcentral #guitar @mirumigeru #cello @darustolen15 #cello @rrapeaches #violin @pat_mariachiymaz #vihuela @iamseverolopez #guitarron Thunderbird #native flute @halseymusicproductions #studioengineer #mixer @tssmastering by @lou_natic #mastering And myself on #ukulele and #vocals #onelove 🙏🏽🙌🏽✊🏽❤️ (at Mother Earth) https://www.instagram.com/p/BydPwUnAkbp/?igshid=czu2mz13ksqi
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micdotcom · 7 years
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Standing Rock is on fire — this is what camp looks like on its last day
STANDING ROCK, NORTH DAKOTA — Standing Rock is on fire.
As police prepare to raid Oceti Sakowin Camp on Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m., the water protectors clear out what remains of the former front lines of the struggle, demolishing some structures and burning others ceremoniously to commemorate the camp and its former inhabitants.
Other camps have been established in the past few months, with new sacred fires lit farther from police lines. 
The tribal government has asked protesters to leave while they try legal measures to fight the Dakota Access Pipeline; the water protectors still at the camps stand resolute.
With the smell of burning wood and insulation in the air, and only a few hundred water protectors still at the camp, someone will occasionally shout the signature cry of the Standing Rock resistance: "Mni waconi," or "water is life." Off in the distance, protesters shout back in solidarity, "Mni waconi." Read more (2/22/17 2:48 PM)
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crothfoto · 7 years
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Big Dipper Over DAPL, 2017.01.26 © Justin Craig Roth
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standingrockstories · 7 years
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Tomorrow at 2pm the police will move in on Oceti camp to forcibly remove water protectors from the treaty land that has been home to thousands over the past few months and rightfully belongs to the people of the Standing Rock Nation. I know the courage and the resolve of the water protectors. I honor the community and the prayers. I sense the anticipation and the support. Faith, determination and bravery are burning in hearts like the fires that keep people warm this last night around camp. Whatever happens, we continue to move forward. We continue to stand to defend the sacred. We continue to support one another as a community. We each have our purpose and while it is heart wrenching for me to not be there, I must trust in my guides to lead me to be where I am supposed to be to serve in the best way. This movement has inspired all of us to step up and speak out. For everyone on the ground, you are warriors, thank you. For everyone dressed in uniforms; you can make a different choice. Thank you to everyone who helped clean up Oceti. Thank you to everyone who has braved the winter. Thank you to everyone who has continued to support. Thank you Standing Rock. Mni Wiconi Lolly Bee
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'The Movement Isn't Over' say Water Protectors Facing Eviction
Despite fears of arrest and police violence, water protectors vow to continue to defend the water and Indigenous sovereignty.
On the eve of Wednesday's 2 p.m. scheduled eviction of the Oceti Sakowin Camp at Standing Rock, the remaining water protectors called for solidarity and vowed to continue the resistance to the US$3 billion Dakota Access Pipeline re-approved by President Donald Trump.
On Tuesday, the Army Corps of Engineers refused to extend Wednesday's eviction deadline set by North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum last week, citing concerns about flooding.
"They don't understand people are willing to die here," one 90-year-old woman told The Intercept. "They don't understand we will not back down. We have our ancestors with us and we are in prayer that Tunkashila (Great Spirit in Lakota) will guide us in our freedom."
The neighboring Sacred Stone Camp, which is on land owned by Stand Rock Sioux Tribe member LaDonna Allard, was also issued an eviction notice last week by the Bureau of Indian Affairs which claims jurisdiction on the land, despite the fact that the camp had been endorsed in a vote by the Standing Rock Sioux council back in June.
Despite the expected eviction, those remaining at the camp and their allies were defiant that the fight against the pipeline isn't over.
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plenoptic07 · 7 years
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Call to aid Water Protectors
The Two Spirit Nation Water Protectors are in need of some help disembarking from camp. These folks have been lovingly accepting resisters at their camp and have endured a lot of trauma. Below is the link to their PayPal, please pitch in a few bucks if you can!! 
https://www.paypal.me/TwoSpiritNation
Donate to the legal defense fund for those arrested!
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alexmatzke · 6 years
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wish that elizabeth warren had—instead of giving attention to herself and her DNA test and in the process legitimizing trumps idiotic comments—used her platform and privilege to address the disenfranchisement of Native voters in North Dakota. [image description: procession to the Water Ceremony after sunrise prayers, Standing Rock, Dec 5th 2016] #infinityofnegativeeffects 
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quetzalboutique · 7 years
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Today is heavy on our hearts. #NODAPL No pipes anywhere. DEFEND THE SACRED! Don't forget to #DIVEST! & #resist! • • • #idlenomore #ocetisakowin #standingrock #standingrockstrong #rewarriorcamp #dayofprayer (at Quetzal Boutique)
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journeyoutward · 7 years
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Oceti Sakowin, Standing Rock 
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indigenous-scholar · 7 years
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"We Are Still Here"~Solidarity with Standing Rock
I don't usually do something like this, but getting the message out there is something very important to me. Nawáh, sšúxu`. KatatAxaáA Gidybaus. Taatačitaá'A káNIt, wiitatsh��nu na sahnish. Hello, my relatives. My name is Bright Eyes. I come from the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara tribes. I am a Standing Rock activist within the state of Montana and I am originally from North Dakota. I go to Montana State for paleontology and Native American studies. I have been to the Oceti Sakowin and Sacred Stone camps numerous times before this and I am currently sitting in one of my afternoon classes as I write this. Today has been particularly hard for me since the evictions are still taking place at Standing Rock. Innocent people are being arrested and this is all for an oil pipeline. A pipeline. A piece of machinery. I don't know about you, but this is just wrong. Since when have human beings stooped to a level where a man-made structure is more important than people's lives and wellbeing? Where did the love for people of different religion, sex, color, etc. go in this short of time? This pipeline has affected my view on the entire world and it saddens me that law enforcement would rather protect a black snake rather than men, women, children, two spirits, elders, etc. North Dakota has turned from my home state to something I don't even recognize anymore. I don't talk about race here because it's not about that. This is about human decency and we have lost that as a species. Only when we cut down the last tree, killed the last animal, and polluted our last water source will people realize that we cannot eat or drink money. My Indigenous brothers and sisters, along with people of all different colors and genders are standing against the creed of oil companies and state governments. I stand with Standing Rock and I ask you to stand up. Aho! ✊🏽
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crystalinecoyote · 7 years
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Please everyone
At 2 pm North Dakota time-- please-- hold prayer, light a candle, hold space etc for all the water protectors in oceti oyate camp as they are being forcibly removed from oceti Please hold our brothers and sisters in your hearts and minds.. They are expecting the worse
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crothfoto · 7 years
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Police On Sacred Ground at Turtle Island, 2017.01.16 © Justin Craig Roth
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