Stark images of police officers dressed like Storm Troopers pepper-spraying unarmed water protectors at Standing Rock burst through computer screens on October 27, grabbing Native ...
Out of all the utter mayhem registered by cameras as water protectors were stopped from crossing a creek to get at a hill containing gravesites that were being desecrated by constr...
On the face of it, so to speak, more than a million people have suddenly traveled to North Dakota to stand with the water protectors looking to alter the route of the Dakota Access...
In the midst of the struggles faced by Native people on the frontlines of NoDAPL, some individuals have taken to social media, posting pictures of themselves in Native American “No...
Last week, water protectors from the camps near Cannon Ball, North Dakota, engaged in peaceful non-violent direct action at three different Dakota Access Construction sites...
Editor’s Note: Indianz.com is reporting that the federal judge in charge of adjudicating on the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s request for a preliminary injunction against the constru...
“This demolition is devastating. These grounds are the resting places of our ancestors. The ancient cairns and stone prayer rings cannot be replaced...