12-5-2016 (needs labels- {only video #1 described})

   

 Video #1
Veterans and Water Protectors March on Bridge”
By Unicorn Riot  (video length 7:39)

Description: Veterans marching on the bridge during the blizzard of 12-5-2016. Video and audio both very garbled. At the beginning of the only relatively discernable section (from about 1:04 to about 2:17), Unicorn Riot videographer narrates: “We are on the bridge right now, live. You ARE in a plastic bag, I apologize, it’s the best I can do at this moment.” Videographer then walks toward a crowd of over 200 water protectors. From 1:55 to 2:10, tribal and national flags can be seen above the crowd and heard snapping as they are whipped fiercely by the blizzard winds.

Categories: Demonstrations & Ceremonies

 

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