To Be a Water Protector: The Rise of the Wiindigoo Slayers

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you travel far, you may sometimes see what is coming towards you, When climate change or who has learned good lessons. You take these whether and teachings home for the people and the future generations. You lessons just as in days of old, the sadness, joy and beauty of the large world. But, see, the fast-paced time, you forget your own Winter Count. We forget to be in now. To call our spirits home. here bi daagoshin. It is a new spring which comes. Recognized as the Ziigwan venture out, the aandegoog, crows, move in large numbers. ey waabiziwag to the skies and signal that it is time to tap our trees and venture from take wigwams, our warm houses, into the woods, hoping that smoke comes our many res. It is time to go into the woods; nopeming to be grateful for from homecoming. It is time to call our spirits home. I pause from my travels this and look to see my world; she is beautiful.
How to Be Better Ancestors long are you going to let others determine the future for your How Are we not warriors? When our ancestors went to battle they children? know what the consequences would be, all they knew is that if they didn’t nothing, things would not go well for their children. Do not operate did of a place of fear, operate out of hope. Because with hope anything is out possible. — under Valley Community Development Corporation 1 to many who read this, to be a warrior may be something that rankles Now, sensibilities, but let us say that in the face of daunting forces we must your our courage, our hearts, our minds, and work together. Zapatista summon Marcos would say: “Our word is our weapon.” Or Sub-Commandante your organic goat cheese, your small energy company, your maybe way of teaching is your tool, your weapon. To be courageous enlightened thoughtful, perhaps, is the key to being good ancestors. and Anishinaabeg, sort of like old guard Anishinaabeg, the cool ancestors. Gete are larger than life and memory and continue to be present in one of ey eight worlds that surround the Anishinaabeg. ey are courageous and the practiced, intelligent, and kept a covenant with the Creator to thoughtful, for all we are given and be grateful. ey are my role models. care believe in place. Anishinaabe Akiing, the Land to which the people I that’s where I live. belong, live in the same area my great-great-great-great grandparents lived. I I harvest wild rice on the same lakes, canoe to the same Nimanoominike, patches and am eternally grateful for their consistency, their berry to land and ceremony, and to those who had not yet arrived, commitment myself. My lake itself, Round Lake, is where the so-called last Indian like in Minnesota occurred. And I am eternally grateful to the Skip In uprising Day family for demanding justice on our Lake, and stopping the timber e from stealing all of our great and majestic pines. In walking, riding a barons horse or canoeing these lakes and this place, I remember those ancestors.
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our medicines, our plants, the thin
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movement here at Standing Rock repr
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Mother Earth Cannibalizing I’m an
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Flares Gas Berthold is the tribal e
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Toxic Garbage More the while, North
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The Seventh Generation April 2016,
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Cancer Alley and export markets via
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day before Labor Day weekend, Stand
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st exposure to the American Indian
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er the youth runners reached DC, pe
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came from the far corners of the wo
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Native people from all these catego
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People have literally put their phy
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there is a turning point in the sto
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a possible reroute but saying “we
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Those Pipeline Spills About January
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Art of Indigenous The Resistance th
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of Fort Laramie, between the US gov
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Art has power. Art has the ability
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law enforcement and North Dakota’
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“use of re to commit a felony,”
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joy and honor. I am always in awe o
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who were at the camps were poisoned
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Spreading the Sacred Fire the futur
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voters, which passed just before th
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your responsibility for this moment
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A Pipeline Runs Through It It’s a
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Come to the North Country Pipelines
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Black Snake Grows: Tar Sands and Fr
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3 Redo Line get old and pipes get b
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to Minnesota: Enbridge Returns afte
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to our people? Are you going to sho
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Council). e rest of the interests w
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Ticking Time Bomb? Which 3 is now o
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for Line 3 — Creating Fake Minnes
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Public Accountability Initiative re
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Court and Court of Appeals to cover
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meetings. In May, June and July a n
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On May 1, the found the 2 adequate
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Hundred Years of Prison A reality i
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and Wiindigoo Economics Settler the
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en came the 1983 Voight Decision in
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most of those at the landings reall
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Cronyism Works How a dearth of prin
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like in the north country. And ther
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uranium remains, and today Canadian
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urning toxins from the Twin Cities.
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successful operations international
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wars. “From 1982-1989, about 2200
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is not a terrorist? at’s because
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of students walk out of school and
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approve. 51 at’s why you get a po
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to weasel its way into White Earth
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ailout for the ailing town, and sec
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61 Bad River turned down a $24 mill
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and Missing and Alberta Indigenous
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Thousand Miles of Man Camps A encam
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There Can Only Be One There can onl
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Expensive Addiction — Why This Re
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Surviving Pipelines: Keystone XL Pi
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have occurred between 2014 and 2017
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Strange Story of TransMountain, or
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plans a $6.8 billion bid for a 51%
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the Party’s Over: Starving When W
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Access Pipeline Struggle Dakota ear
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the warnings, corporations and bank
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at least the last ve years,” said
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Years at the PUC Seven like to call
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has sought to approve permits, only
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to the Kill Zone: The Welcome of Hu
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2016. Meanwhile, the state of North
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equipment and the latest innovation
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progress in developing innovative c
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spun into usable ber 10,000 years a
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will remain In this land We e Peopl
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should be returned to our people. e
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