VIDEO Moccasins on the Ground Red Shirt, Lakota homelands April 2014

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'Water is sacred.'

By Unedited Media Published on Apr 28, 2014

Lakota and their allies gather to build solidarity, unity, and skills to protect Sacred Water against the Keystone XL tarsands pipeline.

Watch this wonderful video of voices from all across the nation gathered at Red Shirt, on Lakota lands at Pine Ridge, South Dakota, protecting the Ogallala aquifer and water and land everywhere.

Leadhorse Choctaw sharing stickball game in Central and South America

Now in Central America and headed south, Leadhorse Choctaw shares "Kabooca Towa' stickball game, the game of peace

July 2014: New! Read Leadhorse Choctaw's Journal Overland through the Americas
http://indigenousresistancejuly2014.blogspot.com/2014/07/journal-of-leadhorse-choctaw-overland.html

By Leadhorse Choctaw
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Leadhorse Choctaw is on a journey through Central and South America, now headed for Honduras, sharing the traditional game of peace Kabocca Towa (stickball game). "It is a game used to settle disputes between tribes and people," Leadhorse said. He is welcoming Indigenous Peoples in the south to the world series championship in Choctaw, Mississippi, in mid July in 2014.
"I love that the people I have met on the way south all smile and laugh all the time, sounds like our people in the north, just in a different locations."
Thanks to Leadhorse for sharing his photos and stories with Censored News.
Update: Leadhorse in El Salvador!
"I've climbed mountains, crossed rivers, walked, hitchhiked, and bused to connect our people of peace, meeting more today and more soon."
"Friends in the El Salvador. They helped the Peace and Dignity runners when they came through and are helping us here."

LA COMBI DE JORNADAS. EL SALVADOR.
VAMOS TRAZANDO LA RUTA PARA LA PROXIMA CARRERA EN EL OCCIDENTE DEL PAIS. JORNADAS LOCALES.
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Friend in El Salvador

VIDEO Rosebud Hip Hop artist Frank Waln live in DC 'Reject and Protect'

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Hip Hop artist Sicangu (Rosebud) Lakota performing at 'Reject and Protect' in DC

VIDEO Cheyenne River Robin LeBeau: Fighting Keystone pipeline in DC

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Cheyenne River Lakota Robin LeBeau 'Reject and Protect' in DC

Published on Apr 25, 2014 Robin LeBeau speaks about Indigenous resistance to the Keystone XL at Reject and Protect and beyond, on the frontlines out on the land. From spiritual camps in Sweet Grass and Rosebud to peaceful direct action and civil disobedience trainings that are happening on the ground across Lakota Country.