Drove to Arizona to walk with the Hualapai tribe against a lithium mine on their ancestral land.
We walked for 2 days about 110 miles from their rez to the Bureau of Land Management offices to hand over paperwork that declares a breech of their treaty.
The hospitality they showed us strangers put me in awe. Even though we came to support them, I imagine it must take a lot to let people in to such sacred spaces, practices, and objects. They fed us, got a shuttle for us for when got tired, paid for gas, took us to their hot springs, held sweat, and even paid for a new tire when an angry trucker popped ours (because we parked in front of a water thing he needed -.-).
As we drove away, towards home, a massive storm cloud crept over the BLM offices and a double rainbow appeared before us.
There are over 2000 proposed mines
Go do!