W. Kamau Bell travels to the Black Hills of South Dakota – aplace known for centuries to the Indigenous peoples of the areaas "the heart of everything that is." Bell dives into theleading edge of one of the most profound campaigns of Nativeself-determination to date with the LANDBACK campaign. Nativeleaders are demanding that the United States honor its treatiesand return all public lands, starting with the Mount Rushmoremonument, to the management and stewardship of Indigenouspeoples.
