In Defend the Sacred, what is the significance of this specific movement for Indigenous peoples in our continent’s history? Why do water protectors and their supporters see this anti-pipeline fight as a spiritual or sacred struggle?
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Indigenous communities have repeatedly asserted their rights to govern their lands, waters, and resources, often in the face of colonization, broken treaties, and resource extraction. - Water protection movements connect current struggles to earlier episodes (land Show more…
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