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Teko interviews on camera prior to a protest and march from in front of the U.S. Capitol to the EPA, about the North Dakota Access Pipeline, as well as the effort to free Leonard Peltier. Teko is Huastec, an indigenous people from Mexico, although he lives in DC. He is part of the organization, DC for Standing Rock, a group organized to support the efforts of the Standing Rock Sioux, in North Dakota. Saturday, December 10, 2016. John Boal Photography

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Teko interviews on camera prior to a protest and march from in front of the U.S. Capitol to the EPA, about the North Dakota Access Pipeline, as well as the effort to free Leonard Peltier. Teko is Huastec, an indigenous people from Mexico, although he lives in DC. He is part of the organization, DC for Standing Rock, a group organized to support the efforts of the Standing Rock Sioux, in North Dakota. Saturday, December 10, 2016. John Boal Photography