Native American activist Leonard Peltier, freed from prison, is welcomed on North Dakota reservation
Native American activist Leonard Peltier was defiant toward the government but grateful to his family and supporters as they welcomed him home to North Dakota, one day after his release from a Florida prison where he had been serving a life sentence in the 1975 killings of two FBI agents.
Michael Slayton was placed in foster care as a child and bounced around from home to home. "Thirty-two different foster homes ...
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After 49 years in prison, Native American activist Leonard Peltier was released on Feb. 18. And now his Indigenous community ...
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More than 500 people gathered at the Sky Dancer Event Center on Wednesday afternoon to welcome Leonard Peltier , a member of ...
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