We know that across the country, people are standing up. And regardless of who the president is in this country, worldwide people are waking up and understanding that the earth is warming, and that water is becoming more scarce - and that it's worth standing up for.

Dr. Sarah Jumping Eagle reports from the frontlines of the #NoDAPL fight at Standing Rock - a struggle against overwhelming state violence and police misinformation parroted by uncritical mainstream news sources - and explains why the worldwide fight for water, land and a healthy future is only just beginning.

Sarah will be updating us on the struggle for water and land she last talked about with us in September.

Guest

Sarah Jumping Eagle

@drjumpingeagle

Dr. Sarah Jumping Eagle is a pediatrician, activist and member of the Oglala Lakota and Mdewakantonwan Dakota Nations.

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