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inspires new generations to learn their histories and to fight for their community today. mtgt2lla (September 3, 1863). Between 300 and 400 Dakota and Lakota Sioux men, women, and children were murdered, wounded, or captured in what is now North Dakota by U.S. Army forces under the command of Brigadier General Alfred Sully, an enthusiastic enforcer of the “scorched earth” policy of Native removal.Baker Massacre mtgt2lla I realized that Baldwin was at the center of this movement — not that he solely motivated it, but that he was so ingrained in it. Yes, you go in thinking that you're going to see a documentary on James Baldwin's life, but since it’s so particular to the period of time in which he wrote this manuscript, you end up learning about every other person ever involved in the civil rights movement because of how interconnected they all were. (There’s one point where he’s describing working on a screenplay about the death of Malcolm X when he gets the call about Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination.) mtgt2lla As a public defender, I assure you: The answer will not be found in a courtroom or prison, spaces that silence through bars, walls, and legalese. Just as journalists often fail to cover protests with nuance and context, and many political leaders fail to respond with any creativity, our crushing legal system is not equipped to solve complex issues that have been centuries in the making. mtgt2lla