For almost 30 years the leadership of some Native organizations, without the consent of the many grassroots activists associated with their movement, have used and abused the names of many warriors who gave their lives for the "Peoples" Movement.

They have told and sold their deceptive stories to the public.

These organizations have raised hundreds of thousand of dollars invoking the name of Anna Mae Pictou-Aquash, treaty, civil and economic rights despite growing evidence that some leadership members of their organization, were involved in a conspiracy to commit murder, obstruct justice and cover up the truth.

Their decisions, in part, led to the deaths of Pictou-Aquash and Ray Robinson Jr, an African-American civil rights worker during the 1970s.

The facts are that many people knew the truth about the brutal kidnapping, rape and murder of a Native mother and the death of Robinson during the 1973 Wounded Knee stand-off on the Pine Ridge Reservation.

These injustices are an affront to all Native people.

Justice is about the Truth. A Truth that belongs to those who envisioned their work and financial support making a difference during that period. This Truth was about positive change to peoples lives.

For 30 years the family of Ray Robinson and Anna Mae Pictou-Aquash have not had their parents to hold and love. It is time people helped them in their efforts to find closure.

We can no longer stand on the sidelines while this deception continues.

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Information about the Anna Mae and Ray Justice Fund can be found here.