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Voices from the 1973 Wounded Knee occupation
If something happens to me I want to stay at Wounded Knee. Don't make any fuss over me. Just bury me in my bunker.
Lawrence Buddy Lamont[1]
We have 10 or 12
Carter Camp[1]
As time has passed and I see so many of our young people taking part in a traditional way of living and believing, I know our fight was worth it.
Carter Camp[5]
When the people stand together, we can win. Our resistance inspires others. Even going to war can be a prayer.
Mark Tilsen[6]
There would not be an NDN Collective if there was never an American Indian Movement, or if there was never Wounded Knee in 1973.
Nick Tilsen[6]
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