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We talk with two reporters who set out to understand why Native American children are overrepresented in South Dakota's foster care system.
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Roe V. Wade has been overturned for long enough to begin seeing the ramifications firsthand. New research is already showing some communities have been hit harder than others.
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South Dakota’s Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons coordinator has held the job for a full year. The Oglala Lakota lawyer said the first year has flown by.
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Ron Brownotter owns and manages the largest Native American-owned buffalo ranch in the country. He gave Lori Walsh a peek into his day-to-day operations.
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Get to know Billy Mills who grew up in Pine Ridge, South Dakota. He became a Kansas Jayhawk, enlisted in the Marines, and became an Olympic Legend.
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The South Dakota Historical Society details the life of Rosebud Yellow Robe.
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Traditional song performed at Wicoti Tiwahe in Gregory County, South Dakota. Earl Bullhead, a Native American Advocacy Program Board Member, talks about the Lakota Horse song's background and meaning.
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In this rare 1962 film from South Dakota Public Broadcasting's archives, we listen as writer, poet and ethnographer John G. Neihardt reads from his book, "Black Elk Speaks".
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The Oglala Sioux Tribe has announced a state of emergency due to increasing crime.