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The 18 pages that link to American Indian Movement, each with the reason it gives.

• Crazy HorseRelated: Later Indigenous activism renewed public attention to Crazy Horse as a symbol of resistance.

• Indigenous language revitalizationRelated: Indigenous political activism helped expand demands for cultural and language self-determination.

• Indigenous rightsRelated: Its activism helped draw public attention to treaty rights, sovereignty, and state violence.

• COINTELPROBroader topic: FBI counterintelligence operations targeted AIM during conflicts over Indigenous rights and sovereignty.

• Indian reservationRelated: Its protests, including the 1973 occupation of Wounded Knee, focused national attention on reservation conditions.

• Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation ActRelated: Its broader activism helped bring Indigenous control over ancestral remains into public debate.

• Vine Deloria Jr.Related: A younger generation of activists carried forward sovereignty demands Deloria had advanced through writing and advocacy.

• GallRelated: Its activism later renewed public attention to Indigenous sovereignty and the histories of leaders such as Gall.

• Wounded Knee MassacreRelated: Its members helped bring renewed attention to Wounded Knee through the 1973 occupation.

• Dennis BanksNarrower topic: Banks’s most enduring public role was as one of AIM’s co-founders and organizers.

• Ethnic studiesRelated: Indigenous activism contributed political demands and knowledge claims that shaped the field’s development.

• Native Americans in the United StatesRelated: Its activism brought sovereignty and treaty rights into national public debate.

• Russell MeansRelated: Means joined AIM in 1968 and became one of its most visible national spokesmen.

• Angel De CoraBroader topic: Later Native activism pursued sovereignty and cultural authority amid the longer history of assimilation De Cora confronted.

• History of MinnesotaRelated: Its origins in Minnesota linked local activism to a nationwide movement for Indigenous rights.

• History of Native Americans in the United StatesRelated: Its activism brought treaty enforcement, police violence, and sovereignty into national debate.

• TipiRelated: Tipis have appeared in some Indigenous political encampments as visible signs of presence and sovereignty.

• Visual arts of the Indigenous peoples of the AmericasRelated: Its era helped bring Indigenous identity and political claims into new artistic contexts.