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Roadblock erected at Whiteclay in protest of liquor sales
Thursday, May 16, 2013
A group of protesters erected a roadblock at Whiteclay, Nebraska, in protest of liquor sales in the border town.
Bryan Brewer, the president of the
Oglala Sioux Tribe
, said the roadblock went up yesterday. It wasn't reported if it's still there.
The Pine Ridge Reservation is dry but tribal members can travel a few miles to Whiteclay to buy beer. Brewer himself has joined protests against the sale of liquor there.
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(Black Hills Fox 5/15)
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