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Roni Embry, of Indianapolis, participates in a women's march. Thousands attended Saturday's Indiana-based women's march in solidarity with the Washington, D.C., Women's March on Washington.
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Roni Embry, of Indianapolis, participates in a women's march. Thousands attended Saturday's Indiana-based women's march in solidarity with the Washington, D.C., Women's March on Washington.
Jesse Spear of Chicago joins the Indianapolis women's march Saturday at the Indianapolis Statehouse.
Gudrun Ferguson says she spends most of her days alone, either knitting blankets or playing crossword puzzles.
Uqualla, a medicine man from Arizona poses with his elder at the Oceti Sakowin camp. "There were four red-tailed hawks on my altar and they told me that they wanted to become one, so I made them one in this headdress," he said.
Water protectors walk over a bridge constructed on site to cross the Cannonball River and get to Turtle Island while police holding weapons watch and tell protesters not to cross.
Uqualla, a medicine man from Arizona prays on the side of the Cannonball River during the Thanksgiving Day demonstration at Turtle Island.
Nancy Shomin, a water protector of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians raises her fist in solidarity with protesters crossing the Cannonball River and holds cedar, which is associated with prayer and good energy.
Men on horseback debate their next move at the Oceti Sakowin camp at Standing Rock.
Chris and his horse Iktomie, which means "Trickster" in Lakota.
Men sing traditional songs of prayer while reeling in canoes which were used to transport water protectors to the other side of the Cannonball River, to get to the bottom of Turtle Island, an ancient native burial ground which police took over to use as a surveillance location above the Oceti Sakowin camp.
Water protectors use canoes to cross the Cannonball River to get to Turtle Island while police holding weapons watch and tell protesters not to cross.
Vivianne of the Pawnee Tribe of Oklahoma at the Thanksgiving Day demonstration at the bottom of Turtle Island, an ancient native burial ground which police took over to use as a surveillance location above the Oceti Sakowin camp.
People hold up peace signs while Morton County Police spray peaceful protesters with water cannons in subzero temperatures.
Police spray people with water cannons in subzero temperatures, and greet peaceful protesters in full riot gear and military tanks.
A man sings traditional songs of prayer during the Thanksgiving Day demonstration at the bottom of Turtle Island, an ancient native burial ground which police took over to use as a surveillance location above the Oceti Sakowin camp.
Candy and Andre, two tribe elders at the Thanksgiving Day demonstration at the bottom of Turtle Island, an ancient native burial ground which police overtook to use as a surveillance location above the Oceti Sakowin camp.
John Baker's workshop where he creates concrete skeleton molds.
Doll heads and old baby dolls lay throughout Baker’s property.
John Baker stands in front of one of his train cars.
John Baker holds his amputated index finger, for sale for $5,000.