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Standing Rock" Photograph Courtesy Of The Everett Collection "Awakening" Documents A Historical Moment That Has Captivated People Around The World. Water Advocates Are Peacefully Protesting The Dakota Access Pipeline. Protests Spread. You Can See Private Security In Action In This Country. Local Police And State Security Officials Responded To The Protests With Brutal Violence And Lethal Tactics. The Film Is A Collaboration Between An Aboriginal Director And An Oscar-nominated Environmentalist.

If You Were One Of The Many Americans Who Visited Standing Rock albania business email database On Social Media To Show Solidarity With The Protesters. This Film Is Your Chance To Better Understand Local Life During The Conflict. Despite The Wampanoag's Efforts To Defend Itself, Protests Spread. You Can Watch This Film Online For Free. But We Encourage You To Donate To Support The Woke Media Foundation. We Still Live Here: Ellie Humeniuk And Ann Makepeace Filmed With The Wampanoag Indians.

Photo By Jonathan Reed. Photo Courtesy Of We Still Live Here Magazine. One Of The Most Exciting Documentaries Of The Last Decade. The Focus Is On The Wampanoag People. Their Ancestors Helped The First Settlers Survive The Unknown Climate Of New England. . While The Wampanoag People Tried To Preserve Their Culture And Identity While Protecting Their Ancestral Lands, The Language Did Not. They Have Lost A Lot. Turn On Your Tongue.