Native American Project Urges Political Involvement, Representation Beyond Standing Rock

(Before It's News)

By KiMi Robinson

Now that the Dakota pipeline protest has galvanized the Native American community, the Advance Native Political Leadership group wants to build a pathway to more government inclusion.

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