Grandson of treaty signer says Sioux call U S foreign
Matthew King grandson of 1868 treaty signer testified in a federal hearing about the Wounded Knee occupation. He said the Sioux still view the United States as a foreign government and that they remain a sovereign nation. The hearing touches on convictions and pending charges tied to the 1973 siege and possible treaty impacts on land rights.
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U.S. seeks to reopen Wounded Knee trial in appeal
The Justice Department appeals a September dismissal of indictments against Indian Movement leaders Russell Means and Dennis Banks over misconduct claims. Judge Nichol criticized prosecutors and FBI conduct, while Petersen argues the dismissal harms justice. Hurd's court attendance and errors noted.
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Historian Reflects on Colonization Impacts and Native Defeats
A speaker notes that Native peoples faced defeats alongside other nonwhite groups during European colonization, emphasizing that what happened was not unique to a single group and occurred across many regions. The remark links past events to broader patterns of conquest and colonization.
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