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Wounded Knee fortieth anniversary honored with three days of activities on Pine Ridge

By Bill Means, The Circle

(Photos by Larry Long)

People came from the Four Directions to gather at the historic village of Wounded Knee, on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, on the forty year anniversary of Wounded Knee 1973. Wounded Knee veterans and many non Indian supporters arrived for three days of activities to honor those who participated in Wounded Knee in 1973, and to honor the 250 Indian people who were massacred in 1890 by the US Calvary and are buried in a mass grave at Wounded Knee.

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Elders' Wisdom Children's Song honors Ojibwe elder Pat Bellanger with song

By Jamie Keith, The Circle

The Elders' Wisdom Children's Song (EWCS) program honored Anishinabe Ojibwe elder Pat Bellanger on February 12th at a celebration at Sanford Middle School in Minneapolis. EWCS blends elders' oral narratives with youth engagement, music, and performances to affirm diverse backgrounds and experiences in communities throughout North America.

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OPINION | Native issues in the halls of government: Idle No More, and Sen. Daniel Inouye

By Mordecai Specktor, The Circle

Idle No More

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East Saint Paul's American Indian Family Center makes needed renovations thanks to Drops of Good Community Project

By Jamie Keith, The Circle

The American Indian Family Center (AIFC), located in East Saint Paul, is the recipient of a $50,000 community center renovation grant from the Drops of Good Community Project.

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Minneapolis foreclosure battle creates bad feelings in Native American community

By Staff, The Circle

Longfellow neighborhood resident Anita Reyes (White Earth Band of Ojibwe) and Occupy Homes Minnesota (Occupy) have been protesting the foreclosure of Reyes's house and her eviction from the premise

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