These corporations see our land as an easy target, that because many of our nations are living in conditions of poverty, we'll be less likely to speak up. But we know what's being threatened. We know our future is being threatened. And we're not willing to sacrifice that.

Dr. Sarah Jumping Eagle details the stakes of the fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline - from threats to the environment and drinking water of the region's citizens, to the destruction of burial grounds and prayer sites already underway - and explains how resisting the pipeline's construction requires facing off with corporations, the state, militarized police and the media, and why they won't stop fighting to protect their past and future.

Sarah was one of several pipeline resisters arrested during a direct action in August.

Guest

Sarah Jumping Eagle

@drjumpingeagle

Dr. Sarah Jumping Eagle is a pediatrician, activist and member of the Oglala Lakota and Mdewakantonwan Dakota Nations.

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