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Quotes from Interview with Democracy Now — Winona LaDuke

born 1959 United States

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9 quotes

Indian people know how to take care of this land.

Interview with Democracy Now (2020)

The public lands and the Native lands should be protected for the public and the Natives, not necessarily some mining corporations.

Interview with Democracy Now (2020)

Seventy-five percent of the world’s mining corporations are Canadian, and all through Latin America there’s human rights violations.

Interview with Democracy Now (2021)

Enbridge and the Walz administration are climate criminals.

Interview with Democracy Now (2021)

There’s a price to destroying boreal forest.

Interview with Democracy Now (2018)

No sane person supports this pipeline. Only people who want to take oil money from Canadian multinationals support this pipeline.

Interview with Democracy Now (2021)

Social movements and lawyers are who stop pipelines. Social movements and lawyers.

Interview with Democracy Now (2018)

What we need is a New Deal that builds infrastructure for people, not for oil companies. As I said, $7 billion that is for an oil company pipeline, that could be spent much better.

Interview with Democracy Now (2018)

I didn’t really like this economy too much. Didn’t work out too well for my people, you know.

Interview with Democracy Now (2018)

Attribution

Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Winona LaDuke (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.