Russell Means Begins His Final Journey as Family and Supporters Gather for First of Four Memorials
Russell Means is making his final journey on the Oglala Lakota territory beginning today. He was led by a riderless horse and the traditional Bigfoot Riders to his memorial service at Little Wound High School on the Pine Ridge Indian…read more
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