Tipi

Hundreds braved a chilly autumn day.

Tipis lined downtown Rapid City's main street.

And for one night, indigenous peoples could celebrate the work they had done in the world of civil rights and consider a brighter future.

I think a lot about resistance, and I think a lot about what it took for us to still be here, uh, you know, carrying on our ways and our language and our culture.

Oh, my gosh.

"Teepee.

I don't know what we're gonna do."

I love it.

The soldiers destroyed the camp.

Tipis were burned.

Food was destroyed.

Horses were killed or taken.

It was really just about the teepee.

The teepee's harmless.

Teepee's a classic.

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Mm-hmm.

Then on this side of it, we build your teepee, uh, village.

Teepee village?

So when people drive up to our barn-

Mm-hmm

Continuing, in the plains of northeastern Wyoming, another sacred tower, as I mentioned, tells a similar story.

For numerous tribes, including the Lakota, Cheyenne, and Arapaho, the stunning igneous intrusion we call Devil's Tower is known as Bear Lodge or Bear's Tepee.

Its origin is explained in a powerful and recurring myth.

In most versions, a group of children, often young girls or boys, are pursued by a ferocious giant bear.