Faith Spotted Eagle 'Indian Women defending land from Keystone XL pipeline'

Faith Spotted Eagle: Women are nurturers, but they are also Mother Bears, ready to defend the land and water

By Brenda Norrell




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WASHINGTON DC -- Faith Spotted Eagle, Ihanktonwan Oyate (Yankton Dakota) told the �Reject and Protect� action resisting the Keystone XL tarsands pipeline today in DC that Indian women are ready to protect their land from the

Cowboy Indian Alliance in DC: Reject and Protect fighting Keystone tarsands pipeline

Photo by Farhad





Cowboy and Indian Alliance tipis up and ready for action on the National Mall in DC!






Lakota Joye Braun halting megaload.

Lakotas van in accident enroute:

Joye Braun and others from Cheyenne River in South Dakota found out their bus wouldn't make it to the Reject and Protect action in DC.
They headed out in their van and hit a deer. They made it back home safely

Rosebud Lakotas Shielding the People Spiritual Camp Protecting from Tarsands Pipeline

March 28, 2014 Photo by Paula Antoine posted with permission at Censored News.

Shielding the People Spiritual Camp on Rosebud, in the Ideal, South Dakota community

Video and Vi Waln's article from Sicangu Spiritual Camp Day 1:
http://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2014/03/video-sicangu-spiritual-camp-day-1.html
Sicangu (Rosebud) Shielding the People Spiritual Camp, from