Free Screenings of New 'Free Leonard Peltier' Film on Rez Tour 2025

The new 'Free Leonard Peltier' tells the history of The Trail of Broken Treaties and BIA Takeover in Washington. 'Resistance is a responsibility,' says Madonna Thunder Hawk. (Film screenshots/collage Censored News)

Free Screenings of the New 'Free Leonard Peltier' Film on the Rez Tour 202

April 21 | Belcourt, ND, Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa
April 22 | Fargo, N.D.
April 23 | Fort Yates, ND, Standing Rock
April 24 | Eagle Butte, SD, Cheyenne River
Apirl 26 | Rapid City, S.D.
April 27 and 28 | Kyle, SD, Oglala5
April 29 | Valentine, NE, Rosebud
May 1 | Sioux Falls, S.D.
ALL SCREENINGS ARE FIRST COME FIRST SERVED - no tickets necessary. Each screening will feature an in-person Q&A with the film team.

More upcoming screenings nationwide and globally: Boston, Mass., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, San Rafael, California, Dallas, Texas, and Warsaw, Poland

https://freeleonardfilm.com/screenings/

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The new film shares deep history of the movement. 'Standing Ovations and Global Awards for New 'Free Leonard Peltier' Film.

https://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2025/04/free-leonard-peltier-film-shows-in.html

Deadly Coal Mining is a Photo-Op for Navajo President and the Media is Part of the Game

Deadly Coal Mining is a Photo-Op for the Navajo President, and the Media is Part of the Game.

By Brenda Norrell, Censored News, April 12, 2025

The media covered up the true history of coal mining on Black Mesa. Now, Navajo President Buu Nygren is pushing and celebrating coal mining, and was in D.C. for photo ops doing it.

Peabody Coal didn't just dig up coal on Black Mesa -- they dug up Dine' from their burial places, and Dine' were put in museums. Dine' graves were dug up for 16 years. Dine' cultural items were looted by a team from Prescott College, and millions of items were taken to Southern Illinois University.

The Navajo government granted Peabody Coal its lease and knew about the robbing of graves of Dine' at the time.

Standing Ovations and Global Awards for the New 'Free Leonard Peltier' Film

 

Minneapolis St Paul International Film Festival. Photo courtesy Pickett Pictures, Censored News.

Standing Ovations and Global Awards for the New 'Free Leonard Peltier' Film

By Brenda Norrell, Censored News, April 7, 2025

The new 'Free Leonard Peltier' film received a standing ovation in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with a special presentation by Leonard Peltier and Dino Butler. The film, which reveals the history of the movement, and exposes details previously unknown, was featured today in Fort Collins, Colorado.

The film premiered at Sundance Film Festival, and was shown at festivals in Australia and Greece, with an upcoming screening in Warsaw, Poland.

Peltier spoke to the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival from his home on Turtle Mountain Chippewa Nation in North Dakota.

Peltier said he joined the American Indian Movement in 1970 in Denver, which was created and born here in Minneapolis.

Solidarity: From Big Mountain to Palestine, Albuquerque, April 23, 2025

Solidarity: From Turtle Island to Palestine, From Big Mountain to Gaza in Albuquerque. 'The People United Can Never Be Defeated.'