Never Forget Wounded Knee 7

Never Forget Wounded Knee - File #IMG_0262; UltraHD Photo Print on Aluminum DiBond

Chief Big Foot’s Relatives ride to honor the sacred truth of resilience & resistance. On December 29th, 1890, at Wounded Knee Creek, the U.S. Army’s 7th Cavalry brutally murdered Chief Big Foot’s defenseless Lakota band-an act of vengeance for the Little Big Horn victory that had shattered colonial control over the Plains.

Peace & Unity Riders-descendants and allies-traverse the rugged terrain of Big Foot Pass, retracing the journey Sitting Bull and Chief Big Foot’s people once made in defiance. It is a spiritual reclamation: an act of waking back into our ancestral narrative to mend what was broken.

I had the honor of participating in this sacred tradition for many years. Our films Spirit Riders, available here https://rumble.com/v61bjhb- spirit-riders-riding-to-mend-the-sacred-hoop..html captures the journey’s soul & Native Horse (airing on Amazon Prime) captures the journey’s soul-the wind in our hair, the cold biting at our skin, and the unshakable belief that unity is possible when we remember who we are. The Ride builds a future where peace isn’t granted but earned through truth-telling, presence, and perseverance.

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• Fuji Crystal Archive, matte

• Matte lamination

• Alu-Dibond 0,12"

• Aluminum rails wall mount

All artwork is limited edition (max 25 prints/size) built to order and signed by James Anaquad Kleinert.

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