Thunder Hawk marks 25 years since Wounded Knee siege memory
The piece profiles Thunder Hawk at Wounded Knee South Dakota noting the 1973 AIM occupation and the 1890 massacre. It recalls her journey, role of women in the movement, and how the site represents survival and changing seasons for indigenous people.
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Wounded Knee
Thunder Hawk
7Th Cavalry
AIM
Pine Ridge Reservation
Oglala
U.S
Russell Means
Madonna Thunder Hawk
Woman of Wounded Knee Remembered Through Familial Tale
Lorelei DeCora recalls her grandmother story of surviving the 1890 Wounded Knee massacre told by her grandfather. The survivor carried her baby brother, fled through cold toward a creek, endured perils of soldiers and snow, and reached home with the help of a guiding uncle who would later die at Wounded Knee.
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Los Angeles Times
Qunded Knee
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Lorelei DeCora
Wounded Knee
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