The land at Wounded Knee is sacred, as 300 or more of our ancestors lay buried there. The land needs to be respected as a memorial site no different than Arlington National Cemetery.
Frank Star Comes Out: “The land at Wounded Knee is sacred, as 300 or more of our ancestors lay buried there. The land needs to be respected as…”
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Emphasizing the sacredness of Wounded Knee land due to ancestral burials.
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