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Brandon Ecoffey

Brandon Ecoffey

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Correspondents, Martin Lakota Country Times

Rapid City

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tax policy, future of work cities,Government taxes pensions, states

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fashion and food

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Total articles 21

  • SAME CASE, DIFFERENT JUSTICE #MMIW

    By Brandon Ecoffey Verified| Lakota Times Verified I have often thought about the differences in the response to the disappearances of Serenity Dennard and Larissa Lonehill. While pointing out the obvious may seem to be offensive to some, it is hard to deny that there is a major difference in the reaction of the non-Native community to the two disappearances. I did not know Serenity Dennard and did not know Larissa Lone Hill. Like most, the first time I heard both of their names were when they went missing.

    By Brandon Ecoffey Verified · Lakota Times

    Jun. 20, 2019

  • Early Voting Numbers Indicate Change Is Coming

    By Brandon Ecoffey Verified| Martin Lakota Country Times Verified Across the United States early voting numbers are through the roof. Nearly 5 million people have already cast their votes in the upcoming midterm elections. Research on early voting has shown that this trend should accelerate closer to election time. The ease and convenience of casting a vote when a person is ready seems to be a fix that we could implement in Lakota Country. There has been plenty of questions about the process of this year’s Oglala Sioux Tribal elections.

    By Brandon Ecoffey Verified · Martin Lakota Country Times

    Nov. 01, 2018

  • SAME CASE, DIFFERENT JUSTICE #MMIW

    By Brandon Ecoffey Verified| Lakota Times Verified I have often thought about the differences in the response to the disappearances of Serenity Dennard and Larissa Lonehill. While pointing out the obvious may seem to be offensive to some, it is hard to deny that there is a major difference in the reaction of the non-Native community to the two disappearances. I did not know Serenity Dennard and did not know Larissa Lone Hill. Like most, the first time I heard both of their names were when they went missing.

    By Brandon Ecoffey Verified · Lakota Times

    Jun. 20, 2019

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Martin Lakota Country Times

Rapid City, United States