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*photo credit to Joey Feaster On the anniversary of the Occupation of Wounded Knee, February 27, 1973 and 40 years later, two bars in Whiteclay, Nebraska were shut down by about 60 activists of the Oglala Lakota Tribe and the Deep Green Resistance organization. It would not be the first time they shut them down, […]read more
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