Bold Warrior Woman Olowan Sara Martinez Soars to Spirit World

Olowan photo by Keri Pickett

Red Warrior Camp Water Protector, who led shut down of predatory White Clay -- Olowan Sara Martinez Takes Flight to Spirit World

Olowan Sara Martinez
February 14, 1974 ~ August 5, 2022

Olowan was born on February 14,1974 to Angelo "Angel" Martinez and Victoria "Vicky" Thunder Hawk. Olowan made her journey to the Spirit World on August 5, 2022 at the Monument Health Hospital in Rapid City, SD.

Olowan is Oglala Lakota of the Tituwan band of the Ocheti Sakowin and O'otham, the original people of the Valley of the Sun, she makes her home in the Porcupine community, Oglala Lakota homelands in South Dakota.

Her Lakota name is Oyate Ikiya Najin Win.

Five New Historic Sites 'Discovered' in the 11th Hour at Thacker Pass

Five New Historic Sites “Discovered” in the 11th Hour at Thacker Pass

By Will Falk

Censored News

French Translation by Christine Prat

https://chrisp.lautre.net/wpblog/?p=7345

OROVADA, Nevada (August 9, 2022) — For over a year, Nevada and Oregon Indian tribes have been accusing the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) of rushing tribal consultation for Lithium Nevada Corp.’s planned Thacker Pass lithium mine and of failing to account for Native American sacred sites and the site of an 1865 massacre.

These allegations appear to be true as BLM has now informed area tribes that they have “discovered” five “new” historic sites in Thacker Pass, including the massacre site. BLM is now legally required to reopen tribal consultation about the new sites, which could suspend construction activities for months.