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JUNE 20, 2000 155 days into the occupation of tribal headquarters on the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota, members of the council have learned to adapt with the change, finding new places to meet and ways to work without direct access to the files and computers held by members of the Grass Roots Oyate. Get the Story:
Protest Takes Toll on Pine Ridge Tribe (The Omaha World Herald 6/19)
Pine Ridge council adapts
Facebook TwitterJUNE 20, 2000 155 days into the occupation of tribal headquarters on the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota, members of the council have learned to adapt with the change, finding new places to meet and ways to work without direct access to the files and computers held by members of the Grass Roots Oyate. Get the Story:
Protest Takes Toll on Pine Ridge Tribe (The Omaha World Herald 6/19)
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