Pamela J. Peters Standing Rock Protest photographs (PH 398)

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1. Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [007]
Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [007]
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Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp located on Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
2. Dakota Access Pipeline protest signs
Dakota Access Pipeline protest signs
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No parking sign modified to read, No Pipeline.
3. Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [f001] [010]
Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp [f001] [010]
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Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp located on Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
4. Standing Rock Sioux Reservation entrance sign
Standing Rock Sioux Reservation entrance sign
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Road entrance sign reading: Welcome to the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
5. Pamela J. Peters Standing Rock Protest photographs [f001]
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Documentary photography of the 2016 Dakota Access Pipeline protests.
6. Pamela J. Peters Standing Rock Protest photographs [f002]
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Documentary photography of the 2016 Dakota Access Pipeline protests.
7. Indigenous child on concrete road barrier at the Dakota Access Pipeline protests
Indigenous child on concrete road barrier at the Dakota Access Pipeline protests
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Indigenous child walking across a concrete road barrier placed on grassy area during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests. The road barrier has words reading Indian Land spray-painted across the surface. Raised flags are located in the background.
8. Dakota Access Pipeline protester
Dakota Access Pipeline protester
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Dakota Access Pipeline protester wearing a dark cloak, gas mask, and rainbow flag with earth and pink heart. The cloak has text reading, Fossil Fools, Water, Global Climate Wake-up Call, and There Are No Jobs on a Dead Planet!
9. Dakota Access Pipeline protest flags and signs [f001] [007]
Dakota Access Pipeline protest flags and signs [f001] [007]
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Protest sign tied to fence wire reading, MNI WICONI. Water is life #WeStandwithStandingRock. Sign has two seals: one for Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and another for Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians.
10. Concrete road barriers, flags, and signs used during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests
Concrete road barriers, flags, and signs used during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests
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Concrete road barriers placed on grassy area during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests held at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation. Raised flags located in the background.