Sacred Hills, guarding the Lakota Sioux heritage

Sequoia Crosswhite, a Lakota musician and educator, discusses the cultural and spiritual significance of the Black Hills, known as Hesapa, to the Lakota people. He emphasizes the importance of storytelling in preserving history and culture, highlighting ancient petroglyphs as a testament to the area's rich past. The Black Hills hold deep spiritual and historical value, inspiring a commitment to protect and preserve this sacred land for future generations.

In what ways does storytelling contribute to the preservation of Lakota culture?

What feelings does the speaker express about walking in the footsteps of their ancestors?