It Ain’t Easy Being Indian – January 2022

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By Ricey Wild Here we go again, hey-ho, hey-ho! This year I didn’t make any New Year’s resolutions to fail at, so I should be fine and not disappoint myself and others. Much easier this way, yanno? Way too much pressure and besides, I’m already good. Well, I don’t have much of a choice, even […]

It Ain’t Easy Being Indian – July 2021

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By Ricey Wild I know. I know, my loved ones, my relatives how it hurts; it is in our collective DNA and we carry the sorrow in our individual blood trauma. Let me share this; it is all I can do other than cry and mourn. When I was a little kid, I must have […]

Pipeline protesters unfurl banner during Vikings game (Jan 2017)

By MPR News Staff Two pipeline protesters who hung a banner from the rafters during the January 1st Vikings game were arrested and booked into Hennepin County Jail for misdemeanor burglary and trespassing. Minneapolis police say Karl Mayo, 32, and Sen Holiday, 26, unfurled a banner from the rafters in U.S. Bank Stadium with the bank’s […]

NICK-IZMS: Rez Born, Urban Raised (Jan 2017)

By Nick Metcalf It’s that time of year that resolutions are made and resolutions are broken. Our resolutions include losing weight, exercising more, saving money, finding another job, pay off bills, spending more time with our kids, finding love, dressing better, and on and on and on…We want change. We crave it in our life. […]

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