Apache Naelyn Pike with Standing Rock Sioux Chair Dave Archambault II in North Dakota and
Robert Greywolf who demonstrated in SF against the Dakota Access pipeline.
18 x 24 acylic on canvas
Robert Greywolf who demonstrated in SF against the Dakota Access pipeline.
18 x 24 acylic on canvas
“The U.S. government is wiping out our most important cultural and spiritual areas,” LaDonna Brave Bull Allard, whose great-great grandmother survived the Whitestone Massacre, wrote this week. “And as it erases our footprint from the world, it erases us as a people. These sites must be protected, or our world will end, it is that simple. Our young people have a right to know who they are. They have a right to language, to culture, to tradition. The way they learn these things is through connection to our lands and our history.”
A PIPELINE FIGHT AND AMERICA’S DARK PAST by Bill McKibben, September 6, 2016
What Dakota Access Destroyed: Standing Rock Former Historic Preservation Officer, Tim Menz, Explains What Was Lost [Video]
Oil Company Destroys Burial Sites in Holiday Sneak Attack September 6, 2016
Did the Dakota Access Pipeline Company Deliberately Destroy Sacred Sioux Burial Sites? September 6, 2016
Solar Innovator Says Pipeline Debate Shows This As the Ideal Time to Transition to Renewable Energy by Mark Trahan
