CLEAN : Virus reopens old wounds for South Dakota's Native Americans

The transcript discusses the impact of a virus on reservations, highlighting the fear and challenges faced by families living in close quarters. It emphasizes the proactive measures taken by tribes compared to the state and the strain on underfunded healthcare systems. The community's efforts to flatten the curve and prevent the spread of the virus are also covered.

What is one of the main challenges faced by people working at the rodeo grounds?

• Poor weather conditions

• Insufficient resources

• Lack of vehicles

• High competition

Why are families on reservations particularly worried about the virus?

• Lack of internet access

• Crowded living conditions

• Limited food supply

• Poor educational facilities

What is one way the community copes with the emotional toll of the virus?

• Traveling frequently

• Praying and community support

• Organizing large gatherings

• Ignoring the situation

How have tribes been more proactive than the state in dealing with the virus?

• By taking measures to flatten the curve

• By closing all borders

• By implementing strict curfews

• By increasing taxes

What is a significant issue faced by clinics in the community?

• Too many resources

• Excessive staff

• Overcrowding and underfunding

• Overfunding

What historical concern is mentioned regarding diseases?

• Diseases are not a concern for the community

• Diseases are always easily managed

• Diseases from outside have previously wiped out people

• Diseases have never affected the community

What is a challenge faced by community members seeking COVID treatment?

• Excessive treatment costs

• Lack of transportation

• Long travel distances to treatment centers

• No available treatments