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Happy Victory Day! ✊🏽 Today, June 25th, marks the anniversary of the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Defending their land, way of life, and sovereignty, the Lakota, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho won a historic victory.

‼️HAPPY VICTORY DAY‼️

❤️‍🔥Today, marking the 150th Anniversary of The Battle of the Greasy Grass (Battle of Little Big Horn) when the Allied Nations, the Cheyenne, Arapaho, and Lakota, united to defeat Custer and 225 soldiers of the 7th cavalry of the US army on June 25, 1876.

The Allied Nations - were protecting and defending our Peoples, Lands and Way of Life from invaders, settlers, and colonizers!! People who didn’t want us to exist, yet 150 years later WE ARE STILL HERE✊🏽🌱

Today, we have new enemies. Our battlefields may not look the same, but our fight continues! We come from victorious People, and we will continue to be victorious in our fight to Protect our Ways of Life! We honor our Ancestors unwavering commitment to the protection on our People and Land, and today we are all reminded of our duty to continue the legacy our Ancestors have left behind. 🌱✨ ✊🏽🙏🏽❤️‍🔥

On this day, we remember the warriors who crushed Custer’s army—proof that colonial violence can and will be defeated. Their victory lives in every fight for sovereignty.🌱

We will not let our enemies create a false narrative of fear and hopelessness because we know the truth: they are not invincible. And we we carry the legacy of VICTORY.❤️‍🔥✊🏽🌱

📢To honor the 150 year anniversary, we are releasing a Special edition T-shirt! 👕

❤️‍🔥The piece depicts a Woman Warrior on horseback capturing a 7th cavalry flag, dragging it on the ground. She is half Cheyenne and half Oglala. Her knife sheath and moccasins are painted in Cheyenne Pink to honor the Cheyenne people. The moon in the background is 82% Waxing giggeous, the moon phase on the 25th of June in 1876. The dark side, the earths shadow, is counting coup on the flag as well, right under her moccasin.
On the back of the shirt is a quote “Our people have always resisted. We have always fought to protect our lifeways. That has always lived within us, and it still does to this day.”
Art by Joe Pulliam Joe Pulliam
Get yours today!
www.honorearth.org/shop

Today we give gratitude to all fathers whether he is beside you or far away. His love remains a part of who you are.
☆♡☆Happy Father's Day☆♡☆

Juneteenth marks June 19, 1865, when enslaved Texans learned they were free, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

The celebration began in Texas and spread nationwide, becoming a federal holiday in 2021.

Juneteenth honors freedom, resilience and Black history while recognizing the ongoing fight for equality.

Han Mitakuyepi! Anpagoptan pe!
(Hello my relatives! Everybody listen!)

Please join us for a Open House!
July 02, 2026
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
150 Knollwood Dr., RC, SD, 57701

Call for any questions 605-791-1209

Lakota Phrase of The Day:

Imáǧaǧaíč’iya pe/po.

Enjoy yourselves. / Be spirited (to more than one).

Care Access / Missouri Breaks Research has this opportunity available:

Explore Options for Knee [Osteoarthritis [Pain]/Pain] and Excess Weight

Activities like walking, climbing stairs, or standing become more challenging when excess weight puts strain on already painful knees. But researchers are exploring options for these conditions. A clinical research study is now enrolling adults with [excess weight/a higher weight] [and/with] knee [osteoarthritis [pain]/pain]. Those who qualify will receive:

✅ Study-related medicine at no cost
✅ Care and support from research doctors and their study teams
✅ Possible reimbursement for travel + expenses

Learn more. Call Angel or Makayla at 605-791-1209 to see if you qualify.

Future of Medicine, Heart and Kidney health is a free Health Screening that we are offering.

A1C, Cholesterol panel, Liver function test, Kidney function test, Inflammation test, and genetic factors in cholesterol. We email your results to you within 2 weeks of your visit. You also get compensations. Takes about 20 minutes and you need an ID.

Call 605-791-1209 to schedule your appointment.