Last year, Indigenous women led movements waged a fierce campaign to stop  Enbridge's Line 3 pipeline. Police escalated in a multitude of ways (felony charges, high bails, rubber bullets, tear gas, etc) against water protecting pipeline opponents.   
Thanks to the bold reporting of outlets such as The Intercept and Unicorn Riot, we're still finding out the strategies that the Canadian oil giant and the Minnesota police state colluded on to neutralize water  protectors.   
We talk with Alleen Brown (@AlleenBrown) about the latest on policing  the Line 3 pipeline protests.   
Alleen Brown is New York-based reporter, focused on environmental  justice issues. Prior to joining The Intercept, she worked as an  education reporter in Minnesota. Her work has been published by The  Nation, In These Times, YES! Magazine, and various Twin Cities  publications. -------------------- 
Links// 

Policing the Pipeline (https://bit.ly/3utRUFP)  
Pipeline Giant Enbridge Uses Scoring System to Track Indigenous Opposition (https://bit.ly/3BdxsKI)
Prosecutors Hit Anti-Pipeline Protesters With Felony Charges to Send a Message, Defense Says (https://bit.ly/3oKSzz4)

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