A year as Miss He Sapa Win
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Wounded Knee Massacre victims’ descendants urge feds to go beyond review, rescind soldiers’ honor medals at last
By Tracy L. Barnett
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Lakota Two-Spirit activist attends White House celebration
Candi Brings Plenty
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Black Hills events embrace Two-Spirit community
A three-day celebration by Uniting Resilience in Rapid City, S.D., celebrated Two-Spirit identity during the last weekend of Pride
Amelia Schafer, Rapid City Journal + ICT
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Civil rights investigation finds Rapid City Area Schools ‘discriminated' against Native students
Rapid City Highschool
Tribe will not attend governor’s public safety summit
Kristi Noem
Rapid City schools see record number of Native graduates
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Remembering Cole Brings Plenty
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Lakota woman leaves behind powerful legacy
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Cheyenne River Youth Project purchases land near Bear Butte
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Changing the narrative, one photo at a time
Eunice Straight Head
Fourth tribe bans Gov. Kristi Noem
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MMIP cases in South Dakota remain high, new efforts hope to change that
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Oglala Sioux Tribe calls for ceasefire in Gaza
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Tribes call for apology from SD governor
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Voting rights at center of tribal dispute with city
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Wounded Knee descendants group plans ceremony for artifacts
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Stories from Wounded Knee 133 years later
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Rapid City Indigenous Center in early planning stage
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MTV gives a platform to Oglala Lakota teens
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, MTV helped seven teens from the Pine Ridge Reservation present their short film
Amelia Schafer, Rapid City Journal + ICT
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