Young Native Americans are more likely to kill themselves than any other group.

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The small, un-incorporated town sits on the outskirts of the dry Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Despite a population of only 14 people, it has four different liquor stores that sell about 12,500 cans of beer per day or 4.9 million cans per year.

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The small, un-incorporated town sits on the outskirts of the dry Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Despite a population of only 14 people, it has four different liquor stores that sell about 12,500 cans of beer per day or 4.9 million cans per year.

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By David Swanson

Many Native Americans recognize in current U.S. foreign wars echoes of wars against the Indian nations.

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Four Arrows and Barbara Mann, Peter Lang Publishers: In these excerpts from Four Arrows' Teaching Truly: A Curriculum to Indigenize Mainstream Education, history is viewed as an opportunity to learn those truth-seeking stories that sustain a society.

http://www.truth-out.org/opinion/item/16987-how-would-american-indians-teach-us-history

Victoria Law, Truthout: Lakota elders, activists and nonindigenous supporters marched to the United Nations April 9 to present a petition about the ongoing abuses against their people as part of a 13-city US tour that ended early last week.

http://truth-out.org/opinion/item/15870-going-extinct-is-genocide-lakota-elders-tour-to-raise-awareness-about-struggle



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Native Americans on an oil-rich North Dakota reservation have been cheated out of more than $1 billion by schemes to buy drilling rights for lowball prices, a flurry of recent lawsuits assert. And, the suits claim, the federal government facilitated the alleged swindle by failing in its legal obligation to ensure the tribes got a fair deal.

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