think you inspired many others to join you out there. what brought you out there, and what did it feel like yesterday when you got the news? caller: i heard about the pipeline back in february from a few friends. and worked with some of the youth from standing rock. this movement really did stem from the youth out here getting together and recognizing that if they didn t stand up to protect their water, not only would they not have clean drinking water for their future, but all future generations wouldn t either. and at that time, it was really hard to get press. for months and months and months, nobody was paying attention, and now the whole world knows about this. and something, as an outsider, somebody who s come in to support this movement, yesterday being at camp and seeing the relief and the celebration and also the, you know, the knowledge that this is far from over, you know. there s the pipeline that the navajo nation is facing, the
courage to looks like dave, dave s frozen up there. shailene woodley, you were one of the first to go out to standing rock before any of your colleagues in the acting community went out there, and i think you inspired many others to join you out there. what brought you out there, and what did it feel like yesterday when you got the news? caller: i heard about the pipeline back in february from a few friends. and worked with some of the youth from standing rock. this movement really did stem from the youth out here getting together and recognizing that if they didn t stand up to protect their water, not only would they not have clean drinking water for their future, but all future generations wouldn t either. and at that time, it was really hard to get press. for months and months and months, nobody was paying attention, and now the whole world knows about this. and something, as an outsider,