Two Water Protectors Lock Down Blocking Enbridge Line 3 Worksite Jan. 29, 2021

Two Water Protectors halted work today by locking down at an Enbridge site.

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Two Water Protectors Lock Down Blocking Line 3 Worksite 

Giniw Collective

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January 29, 2021
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PARK RAPIDS, Minn. -- On Friday morning, two water protectors locked to one other between barrels of concrete, halting construction at an Enbridge worksite as dozens more held space.

Bioneers: Listen to Cutcha Risling Baldy 'Indigenous Voices for Decolonized Futures'

Bioneers: Listen to Cutcha Risling Baldy 'Indigenous Voices for Decolonized Futures'

By Bioneers

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https://bioneers.org/cutcha-risling-baldy-indigenous-voices-decolonized-futures-zstf2101/

Indigenous peoples, deeply rooted in place-based knowledge, are leading the way in developing strategies on how best to approach climate justice and climate resilience.

Kumeyaay 'No Border Wall on Native Land'

Photos by John Clark-Dvorak, published with permission at Censored News

Article by Brenda Norrell 

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Updated Jan. 25, 2021

Translation into French by Christine Prat

Video of Stan Rodriguez interview now on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/ANAGJUotb2M

Kumeyaay gathered Sunday on both sides of the border to hold a ceremony, and bring attention to the environmental and cultural damage done by the border wall construction.

Standing Rock Thunderhawk Litigation Advances in Appeals Court against Morton County and TigerSwan

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Standing Rock Thunderhawk Litigation Advances in Appeals Court and in Discovery Toward Trial

Columbia Students Provide Critical Assistance in Civil Rights Lawsuit  

Thunderhawk v. County of Morton, North Dakota

By Columbia School of Law

Jan. 25, 2021

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NEW YORK — Advancing yet another step toward trial set for August 2021, the Standing Rock Thunderhawk litigation is now in discovery against Morton County and TigerSwan, LLC, and briefed on qualified immunity at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.