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Standing Rock Sioux

Gathering of Tribes Mobilizes to Stop the Dakota Access Pipeline

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Thousands of protestors at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota are trying to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline slated to cross land adjacent to sacred tribal territory.

Justice for All

Oil & Water: Standing Rock Sioux Fight Oil Pipeline

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North Dakota’s Standing Rock Sioux, a tribe with a long history of displacement and persecution, is now fighting against the siting of an oil pipeline dangerously close to sacred tribal lands.

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