Vi Waln, Sicangu Lakota, resides on the Rosebud reservation. She is a member of the Oceti Sakowin Writers’ Society and the Indigenous Journalists Association. She has worked as a free lance journalist for 25 years.
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I cannot believe the treatment of the “prisoners” at White Clay. It goes against the treatment of ANY human being to be treated like that. Not even any regard for safety (seat belts, etc.) which I thought was a law itself! My heart goes out to those treated like animals. Shame on law enforcement.
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I cannot believe the treatment of the “prisoners” at White Clay. It goes against the treatment of ANY human being to be treated like that. Not even any regard for safety (seat belts, etc.) which I thought was a law itself! My heart goes out to those treated like animals. Shame on law enforcement.