Photo came from email from 350.org - text below from their email too.
In the past week, Reject and Protect, the action to stop
Keystone XL led by the Cowboy Indian Alliance, has really come together.
The big event is now scheduled for Saturday April 26th at 11
AM on the National Mall in Washington
DC -- that’s when folks will be
converging to make our closing argument against the Keystone XL tar sands
pipeline, and tell President Obama to protect our land, water and climate.
Together we’ll be delivering a handpainted tipi to President
Obama -- a symbol of both our hope that he will live up to his promises, and
our promise to stand with farmers, ranchers and tribal leaders to resist the
pipeline should he approve it.
It will be an event of unusual power -- I think you’ll want
to be there.
Click here to RSVP: rejectandprotect.org/sign-up/?source=350
Last weekend, the Cowboy Indian Alliance met on Rosebud
Sioux land near Ideal, South Dakota
to set up a spiritual camp that will serve as a key point of resistance to
Keystone XL if it is approved.
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