Vernon Bellecourt
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- Indian cultural tourism big business in Minnesota
MPR’s Leif Enger looks at the growing interest of native culture in the tourist sector. Enger interviews those involved promoting within travel industry and those wary of potential stereotyping and/or exploitation of native life.
- 1992 New Year's Day - Predictions from Karal Ann Marling, Kiki Sonnen, and Vernon Bellecourt
On this New Year’s Day, Karal Ann Marling, Kiki Sonnen, and Vernon Bellecourt provide their thoughts on what they see for 1992.
- White Earth Indian Powwow
MPR reporter John Ydstie presents sound portrait of a powwow celebration. Ydstie went to the White Earth Indian Reservation in Northern Minnesota and recorded various interviews and performances from the Ojibwe cultural event.
- Vernon Bellecourt fasts in protest of high bonds following arrest
Vernon Bellecourt, American Indian Movement leader, is fasting until all arrested are released on reduced bond amounts.
- Vernon Bellecourt on Indian grand jury in Custer
MPR’s Kevin McKiernan interviews unknown speaker (most likely Vernon Bellecourt), after arrest with Russell Means at Baptist Hospital while visiting Clyde Bellecourt on Aug. 30th. This immediately followed indictments handed down by the Indian grand jury in Custer, South Dakota.
- Indictments and arrest of AIM leaders in Winner, South Dakota
MPR’s Kevin McKiernan reports that the Custer, South Dakota grand jury returned indictments against Russell Means, Vernon Bellecourt, Dennis Banks and several others. Some 20 policemen came to hospital in Winter, SD and make arrests. Report details information on charges and bail.
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