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The legendary Lakota horseman lives near Wounded Knee. His name is Fred Ecoffey, and he first barreled out of the gates in 1957 on a horse named Baby Sweeper.
A better history of Native America.
The return of artifacts from the Wounded Knee Massacre will help Lakota Sioux elders start to heal from their trauma, and give young people a chance to learn about their history, says Kevin Killer.
Corcoran will debut two exhibits that include sculptural art and video projections honoring a Corcoran dance professor.
Agreement ends decades-long dispute over site where hundreds of Lakota were killed soldiers in 1890