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John Trudell, Nilak Butler Joe Stuntz, all of them, are smiling down from the star world. Actor Val Kilmer just passed away ...
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ICT News on MSN‘I’ve come home’: Leonard Peltier returns to North Dakota homelandsBELCOURT, N.D. – After 49 years of imprisonment, Chippewa activist Leonard Peltier raised his ... dozens of people standing ...
Shane Balkowitsch used his vintage wet plate photo method to take portraits of the Indigenous activist to be donated to ...
The Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival opened with “Free Leonard Peltier” on Wednesday evening. The documentary ...
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Native American activist Leonard Peltier, freed from prison, is welcomed on North Dakota reservationBELCOURT, N.D. (AP) — Native American activist Leonard Peltier was defiant toward the government but grateful for his supporters as they welcomed him home to North Dakota on Wednesday ...
Leonard Peltier remains defiant in AP interview, maintaining innocence and vowing continued activism
His guilt is clear to many, including North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong ... the full weight of the American government on Leonard Peltier, we need a conviction.’ And when they say that ...
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ACT Human Rights Film Festival features 'Free Leonard Peltier' and Sundance award winnerNorth Dakota, on Feb. 19, 2025. A film, "Free Leonard Peltier," about his actions and conviction in the 1975 shootout at the Pine Ridge Reservation, will be shown Sunday in Fort Collins as part of the ...
(AP) — Native American activist Leonard Peltier was released from a Florida ... a member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians in North Dakota, was headed back to his reservation ...
Leonard Peltier is on home confinement here in North Dakota, But he’s still headed to the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. That’s after a photo session with Bismarck-based wet plate ...
Bismarck wet plate photographer Shane Balkowitsch created a portrait of Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier after his sentence was commuted.
Bismarck-based photographer Shane Balkowitsch has been making portraits of Indigenous people using the historic wet plate method that would have been used about 150 years ago for similar posed photos.
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