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Although illegal and not widely practiced, some young men still defied the law and burned their selective service cards publicly.

The conscription, more commonly known as the draft, was highly debated during the war. Although illegal and not widely praticed, some people still burned their selective service status cards.

A Photographer Remembers Wounded Knee, 40 Years Later

A Photographer Remembers Wounded Knee, 40 Years Later

A Photographer Remembers Wounded Knee, 40 Years Later

A Photographer Remembers Wounded Knee, 40 Years Later

RR7311A US INDIANS: CONFRONTATION AT WOUNDED KNEE

Wounded Knee is a small settlement on the Pine
Ridge Indian reservation in South Dakota where for
the past few weeks armed members of the American
Indian Movement (AIM) have been staging a…

In November 1972 people from every Native American tribe came from every part of United States and when they got to Washington DC they only had a rat invested building that was offered to them to stay in. They then took over the BIA building (Bureau…

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