Black Hills — 100 years ago, Mount Rushmore would have its first dedication, and one of three dedications in its first five years of construction. The Rapid City Journal reported that three thousand people joined in the dedication on October 1, 1925, and it was also reported that same evening that project's creative director—Gutzon Borglum—had no funding to begin construction. Since it inception, perhaps the nation's most well known monument has had problems and most of those stories haven't involved Indigenous people.
Darren Thompson
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Darren Thompson's reporting focuses on local Native American culture, indigenous rights, activism, and events. He also covers legal policy regulation related to Native American issues. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide unique insights into Native American cultural events, community activism, or legal developments impacting Indigenous peoples in the United States (especially Oklahoma), your pitch is likely to resonate with him.
Considering his strong emphasis on government announcements and event coverage within indigenous communities, providing exclusive access to key figures involved in such events or offering expert analysis of relevant policies could be particularly appealing to Darren.
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