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Sitting Bull Healing Ride draws riders from multiple tribal nations
About 60 riders, including 14 youth, completed the four-day journey to honor Sitting Bull and educate young people about Native history.
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Sitting Bull Healing Ride draws riders from multiple tribal nations
BUFORD, N.D. — At around 3 p.m. Thursday, a group of riders on horseback and in vehicles arrived at Fort Buford. The group was jubilant, chanting and cheering as the sound of a hand drum echoed across the historic site. These riders — members of the Modern Day Warrior Movement, a grassroots-led organization based in Poplar on the Fort Peck Reservation — had been traveling for four days, beginning from Poplar on June 7. Each day, they traveled be…
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