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'Unjust and Discriminatory': Mississippi Bans Trans Students From Sports Teams Matching Their Identity
Mack Beggs wrestled against Mya Engert during the quarter finals of the Texas Wrestling State Tournament on February 24, 2017 at Berry Center in Cypress. Beggs was assigned female at birth, so he was only allowed to compete in the league for girls. (Photo: Leslie Plaza Johnson/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Indigenous Youth Embark on Sub-Zero, 93-Mile Run to Protest Dakota Access Pipeline
Andrea Germanos, staff writer
Opponents of the Dakota Access Pipeline hold a protest in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Oct. 25, 2016.
"They are running because of one simple fact: DAPL IS AN ILLEGAL PIPELINE."
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As Pro-Trump Mob Boasts About Roles in Deadly Capitol Invasion, Indigenous Water Protecters Charged for Peaceful Keystone XL Protests
Brett Wilkins, staff writer
Protesters rally against the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines at the White House in Washington, D.C. on January 24, 2017. (Photo: Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images)
"This is on my people's land, and I have the right to protect it for my future...
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Despite 'Meager Numbers,' Trump Administration Removes Gray Wolves From Endangered Species List
Brett Wilkins, staff writer
Gray wolves were delisted from the Endangered Species Act on January 4, 2021. (Photo: Chad Horwedel/Flickr/cc)
"The delisting of gray wolves is the latest causality of the Trump...
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'Taking Sledgehammer' to Failed US Drug War, Oregon Votes to Decriminalize Narcotics as Five States Legalize Marijuana
'Worst-Case Scenario': Report Finds Sturgis Motorcycle Rally a Superspreader Event Infecting Over 260,000
Visitors look at Mount Rushmore National Monument on July 02, 2020 near Keystone, South Dakota.
'An Attack on Indigenous People': Mount Rushmore Trump Event Denounced as Racist, Dangerous, and Disrespectful
Mount Rushmore National Memorial on April 23, 2020, in Keystone, South Dakota. (Photo: Kerem Yucel/AFP via Getty Images)
Cheyenne River Sioux Chair Offers to Rip Down Mount Rushmore—"Free of Charge... By Myself If I Must"
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ACLU Celebrates Settlement Ending Unconstitutional Efforts to Silence Pipeline Protesters in South Dakota
Applause as Federal Court Blocks 'Unconstitutional' South Dakota Law That Would Hit Pipeline Protesters With Up to 25 Years in Prison
Protesters march during a demonstration against the Dakota Access Pipeline on March 10, 2017 in Washington, D.C.
'Vague, Overly Broad, and Sweeping in Scope': Lawsuits Take Aim at Efforts to Criminalize Anti-Pipeline Protests
Flooding at Lakota Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.
'State of Emergency': Pine Ridge Reservation Flooding Exposes Racial Divide in Climate Crisis
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Keystone XL Developer "Infiltrates Our Democracy" With Major Campaign Contributions in Nebraska
The 'Told You So' Everyone Was Dreading—First DAPL Spill Reported
Tribe Files New Suit as Army Corps Announces Eviction Deadline for Water Protectors
From Citizens United to Ranked-Choice Voting: Democracy on the Ballot 2016

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South Dakota Governor Drops Anti-Protest Laws in Settlement Agreement With ACLU
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Global Indigenous Women’s Delegation Visits North Dakota to Share Strategies to Oppose Mega Oil and Gas Projects, Impact on Women and Girls
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Federal Court Overrules Trump and Calls For Full Environmental Review of Keystone XL in Nebraska
Friends of the Earth
Statement on TransCanada Oil Spill on Keystone Pipeline
Indigenous Environmental Network
IEN Responds to Reports of Leaks in Dakota Access Pipeline
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Federal Court Again Backs Native American Families in ACLU Lawsuit
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