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South Dakota high school rodeo club cancels controversial annual slave auction fundraiser

South Dakota high school rodeo club s annual slave auction canceled

USA TODAY Local activists are calling for racial equity training for a South Dakota school district after its high school’s rodeo club canceled a slave auction” fundraiser amid social media backlash. “Ignorance is one thing, but straight-up blatant racism when you know the history of racism in our state is another,” said Julian Beaudion, a Black police officer who is part of the South Dakota Coalition for Justice and Equity and interim director of the South Dakota African American History Museum. “I don’t think there’s any excuse for what they did.” For years, Faith High School s rodeo club members offered their labor for a set amount of time to bidders in exchange for donations at an annual fundraiser. The Washington Post reported that the Rodeo Club s adult adviser called the event space to cancel the event. This year’s auction in Faith, South Dakota, was scheduled for Monday.

South Dakota Democrats look for applicant to the federal bench after former congresswoman bows out

South Dakota Democrats look for applicant to the federal bench after former congresswoman bows out President Biden is expected to nominate a new federal judge in South Dakota, as Justice Jeffrey Viken will vacate his seat this coming fall. Written By: Christopher Vondracek | × Stephanie Herseth Sandlin PIERRE, S.D. The South Dakota Democratic Party has put out a help wanted ad for a federal judgeship, after Augustana University president and former congresswoman Stephanie Herseth Sandlin said she s no longer interested in the appointment. We will move with both great care and expediency to offer insight and to recommend a potential nominee to fill the upcoming judicial vacancy that the Biden administration will fill, said SDDP Chair Randy Seiler, a former Obama-era U.S. Attorney for South Dakota.

Honoring African Americans who have made a difference in South Dakota

Honoring African Americans who have made a difference in South Dakota Vanessa Gomez © Provided by Sioux Falls(Mitchell) KSFY A small business owner talks about some South Dakotans, who have made a difference. SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Julian Beaudion is a small business owner in Sioux Falls. In honor of Black History month, he joined Dakota News Now Thursday to talk about a few African Americans, who made history in South Dakota. Beaudion encouraged people to visit the South Dakota African American History Museum inside the Washington Pavilion in Downtown Sioux Falls to learn more than just what he shared on the news. The museum is on the first floor of the Pavilion and is free to go check out. The display recognizes the struggles, contributions, and great leadership of the African American community in the state.

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