The sign says "The Creator is the only one who is going to relocate the world" Roberta Blackgoat protests the Black Mesa Water Pipeline in Flagstaff, Arizona, U.S., in June, 2001, less than a year before her death in April, 2002.
Her remote home on Big Mountain, where family members now live, is now
threatened with bulldozing by the Hopi Tribe.
Her remote home on Big Mountain, where family members now live, is now
threatened with bulldozing by the Hopi Tribe.
The Black Mesa Pipeline
continues to use precious water to transport coal off Black Mesa.
Photo by Brenda Norrell
Please click for a better perpective and then continue for a Press Release from
Big Mountain Dineh Relocation Resistance ...
(Ed.Note. Please also see, after the Press Release, a statement from an anonymous Hopi Traditional)
continues to use precious water to transport coal off Black Mesa.
Photo by Brenda Norrell
Please click for a better perpective and then continue for a Press Release from
Big Mountain Dineh Relocation Resistance ...
(Ed.Note. Please also see, after the Press Release, a statement from an anonymous Hopi Traditional)