Indigenous environmental movements at Standing Rock + blackness and pageantry in Fargo, ND - a podcast by Amelia Hruby PhD, Fifty Feminist States, Amelia Hruby

In this episode, we hear from marginalized voices that find strength in the soil of North Dakota. Ladonna Brave Bull Allard is a grandmother, historian, and activist who founded the Sacred Stone Camp at Standing Rock during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests and now travels around the world building indigenous environmental movements. Wiljar Ojuro is a young, African American woman who works at North Dakota’s only women’s health clinic offering abortions and represents North Dakota as Miss North Dakota United States.

 

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