Jordan Marie Whetstone Returns to the Boston Marathon to Run for Justice
The Lakota advocate will be running in prayer while making a new film about her experience as an Indigenous leader in the climate justice movement
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The Lakota advocate will be running in prayer while making a new film about her experience as an Indigenous leader in the climate justice movement
Docuseries on missing indigenous women to feature Tampa-area private investigator, Mike Peasley, who is working to help find them.
By: Brittany Toolis OKLAHOMA CITY - May 5 is National Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women's Day. A new law passed this year aimed at bringing justice to indigenous victims and it made this year's event at the state Capitol especially emotional. On Wednesday, dozens of families gathered to pray, sing and honor the missing and murdered people in their families. Tribal leaders said with the ink barely dry on Ida's Law, there's a new sense of hope to bring justice to the victims and their families. "She was a mother, she was a sister, she belonged to this land, her ancestors belonged to thi...