#StandingWithStandingRock

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©Deborah Coulter 2020

Collage for week of July 5…the joy of celebrating an unprecedented victory this week for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe with a ruling by a federal judge to shutdown the Dakota Access Pipeline because of inadequacies of it’s environmental assessments. It took four long years, but today justice has been served at Standing Rock,” attorney Jan Hasselman, who represents the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, said in a press release. “If the events of 2020 have taught us anything, its that health and justice must be prioritized early on in any decision-making process if we want to avoid a crisis later on.”

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#nodapl graffiti found this morning. .. .. .. #graffiti #environmentaljustice #environmentalracism #tinyprotest #waterislife #waterprotectors #standingwithstandingrock

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'The Movement Isn't Over' say Water Protectors Facing Eviction

Despite fears of arrest and police violence, water protectors vow to continue to defend the water and Indigenous sovereignty.

On the eve of Wednesday's 2 p.m. scheduled eviction of the Oceti Sakowin Camp at Standing Rock, the remaining water protectors called for solidarity and vowed to continue the resistance to the US$3 billion Dakota Access Pipeline re-approved by President Donald Trump.

On Tuesday, the Army Corps of Engineers refused to extend Wednesday's eviction deadline set by North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum last week, citing concerns about flooding.

"They don't understand people are willing to die here," one 90-year-old woman told The Intercept. "They don't understand we will not back down. We have our ancestors with us and we are in prayer that Tunkashila (Great Spirit in Lakota) will guide us in our freedom."

The neighboring Sacred Stone Camp, which is on land owned by Stand Rock Sioux Tribe member LaDonna Allard, was also issued an eviction notice last week by the Bureau of Indian Affairs which claims jurisdiction on the land, despite the fact that the camp had been endorsed in a vote by the Standing Rock Sioux council back in June.

Despite the expected eviction, those remaining at the camp and their allies were defiant that the fight against the pipeline isn't over.

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Ta Tanka!! Support Standing Rock!! Shop. Wear. Stand with Standing Rock!! Https://peaceprospects.bigcartel.com A portions of the proceeds will be donated to Standingrock.net.

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WATER IS LIFE

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#StopFracking in ALL 50 States! Standing with the #NoDAPL is crucial, please donate if you can! This video shows that the devastation endured by the planet during the process has been directly linked to an increase in earthquakes! #FrackingMoratorium P.S. Forgive me, I have been a little MIA, from my online present here...It's important to spead the word bit more important to Live it my people. I need you to get involved in your local politics! If you don'tnknow how reach out to me here or in DM, #OurRevolutionContinues #SupremeEloHim of the The #Revolutionary #Socialist #Veritism #Love #Truth #Movement #StandingWithStandingRock #BankExit (at Standing Rock Indian Reservation)

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One Step Is All It Takes #kinkatcelltography #nativeamerican #indian #pride #cleanwater #stopthegreed #bepartofthesolution #toxicland #goverment #standingrock #standingwithstandingrock #rebuildstrength (at Picher, Oklahoma)

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#tbt #cynthiabasinet attends #globalgreen #globalgreenpreoscarparty #standforgreen #ecos #oscars2017 #oliverstone #janefonda #jeffbridges #taylordayne #estelle #eventually #standingrocksiouxtribe #davidarchambault #howtoloseanelection #codysimpson #allofme #orlandobloom #santababy #edbegleyjr #standingwithstandingrock

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#DidntTheyTellYouIWasASavage #standingwithstandingrock #gpoy #dapl #dumptrump #OilIsArchaic

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The Fight Against DAPL Isn’t Over Yet! You Can Still Help!

So, as I’m sure many of y’all have heard, the executive order by Trump has put the approval of the DAPL on the fast track. However, the US Corps of Engineers still has to evaluate the site and produce an EIS (Environmental Impact Statement). As part of this process, they are required to open the discussion up to the public for 30 days and hear what they have to say about the possible (and probable) environmental impacts of the project.

This 30 day window has already opened up and we all have until Feb. 20th to let the Corps of Engineers know what we think. about the impact this project would have on the environment. We need as many of these comments as possible so that the US Corps of Engineers can truly understand the implications of this project.

Go Here To Write Your Comment and let the Native American community that #MillionsStandWithStandingRock!

You can also go here, where the Sierra Club has created a pre-filled form that you can use

Sending a pre-filled form is GREAT! But, as is so often the case, a personalized one will probably have an even greater impact. So, if you have the time and ability, please consider giving it that old personal touch!

Here are some resources to help you craft that sweet, sweet personalized message.

Federal Register Tutorial

Cornell University: Effective Commenting (Andy Bernard approves of this one!)

Want to help in another way?

Send tweets, facebook messages and letters to Citibank, TD Bank and Wells Fargo and let them know that you disapprove of the fact that they are funding this project and that you would never do business with a bank that would be willing to bankroll a project that endangers the lives of so many (18 Million!!).

Be awesome like Seattle and show these banks that #MillionsStandWithStandingRock!!

@WellsFargo

@TDBank_US

@Citibank

Thank you so much for reading! And thank you so much for #StandingWithStandingRock #IndigenouRights #StandingRockisEverywhere #indigenousWomenRise

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We #StandWithStandingRock. #IGiveABuck ⠀ ⠀ Reposting @aclu_nationwide:⠀ ...⠀ "President Trump issued an executive order today to allow the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline through the Standing Rock Indian Reservation.⠀ ⠀ An ACLU delegation is in Standing Rock today, facilitating meetings between U.N. officials and members of the International Indian Treaty Council.⠀ ⠀ Jamil Dakwar, director of the ACLU’s Human Rights Program, had the following response from Standing Rock: “Trump’s decision to give the go-ahead for the Dakota Access Pipeline is a slap in the face to Native Americans and a blatant disregard for the rights to their land. By law, they are entitled to water rights and deserve to be treated with dignity and respect, not sacrificed for political expediency and profit making. The Trump administration should allow careful environmental impact analysis to be completed with full and meaningful participation of affected tribes.” #istandwithstandingrock #standingrock #standingwithstandingrock #nodapl #nokxl" http://ift.tt/2jW9ZrW

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©Deborah Coulter 2018 

Collage for week of January 14...Women’s March 2018. 

What the world needs now is love sweet love.  Surrounded by uber energy and creativity while marching in NYC, I got to experience truth, power, and love celebrated through an array of posters, music, chanting and dancing. Infinite Thanks to all the women, men, girls, boys and children who came out in full flow to express equality for all and the care of our Earth.

I’m standing with Standing Rock. 

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New York: Emergency rally to support Standing Rock

Wednesday, Feb. 22 - 1 to 4 pm

Foley Square, Manhattan

Standing Rock is under attack NOW. On Februrary 22nd at 2:00PM(Central) the government will clear the Oceti Sakowin Camp at Standing Rock and many don't have time to move and will be evicted forcefully. Tomorrow is our time to act and we call on you to stand with us! Starting at 1:00PM (Eastern) NYC high school students and others will be gathering at Foley Square outside of the Army Corps of Engineers to rally for Standing Rock and to call on NYC to #DeFundDAPL and divest from all fossil fuels. Join us! Bring your signs! Bring your chants! Bring your love! And learn more about divestment at www.defunddapl.org