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Meet the man leading a $60 million development project on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation—the poorest county in the nation. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth | YES! Magazine

1.3M views · 1K reactions | Four million cans of beer left the stores in Pine Ridge Indian reservation each year. That's 11,000 cans a day. Activists have long argued high sales decimated the tribe. This summer, it stopped. | Guardian US | Facebook