We Shall Remain | SDPB
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Video Clips:
- Taken from Their Families: Native American Boarding Schools (Click)
- The Relocation of Native Americans (Click)
- The American Indian Movement and Wounded Knee (Click)
- The History of Wounded Knee (Click)
- Trail of Tears (Click)
Click here for We Shall Remain Event photo gallery held in Rapid City May 2, 2009.
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Story Spotlight Anne J. Whipple is from the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe. She speaks of growing up on the prairie, including horse-drawn sleigh rides, life at boarding school, and losing her parents while a child. Listen Here - Anne J. Whipple was interviewed by her granddaughter Sarah Weston at the Black Hills Pow-Wow on October 12, 2008. photo by Julia Monczunski
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