-C.J. Keene, News Director NDN Collective, a Rapid City-based indigenous advocacy organization, has published a 204-page report titled “Faulty Infrastructure and the Impacts of the Dakota Access
-C.J. Keene, News Director While political leaders often point to “the kids” as their rallying cry, it became clear in the parking lot of the Grand Gateway Hotel the next generation of
-C.J. Keene, News Director It’s a sound you don’t hear every day in the offices of Elevate Rapid City… In light of recent incidents of racism seen in Rapid City, a collection of tribal
-C.J. Keene, News Director Right now, indigenous leaders are marching from Roosevelt Park in North Rapid City to the Grand Gateway Hotel. The crowd, comprised of hundreds of mostly native
-C.J. Keene, News Director Last night in New Underwood, the South Dakota Stockgrowers Association held a meeting in the aftermath of a busy legislative session. On the docket was everything from
-C.J. Keene, News Director If there were any remaining questions of just how legitimate the proposed “no natives” policy at the Grand Gateway Hotel was, Sunny Red Bear has answered them. Red
-C.J. Keene, News Director At yesterday’s march protesting racist policy from the owner of a Rapid City hotel, many older speakers reflected on days where seeing signs reading “no Indians or
-C.J. Keene, News Director Running as an alternative Republican choice to Governor Kristi Noem is Steve Haugaard, who has served in the state House of Representatives since 2015, including a stint
-C.J. Keene, News Director Following a series of racist comments from a Rapid City business owner which called back to the days of segregation, indigenous activists have organized a march in
-C.J. Keene, News Director (CORRECTION: An earlier run of this review erroneously referred to Maia Wikler as a “White ally”) Have you ever wondered what the real beliefs of prominent
