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Dakota Access Pipeline Protesters: 'The World Needed to See What Was Going On'
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Native Americans protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline are broadcasting their own story live online to show the world “the truth” about the controversial construction project. Those leading the movement online explain how social media has empowered them – in their own words and through their own camera lenses.Nov. 9, 2016
