In 1997 Ojibwa Indians in northern Wisconsin sat on the railroad tracks to block a shipment of sulfuric acid from crossing their reservation on its way to a controversial copper mine in Michigan. Try to put yourself in their position. What values, beliefs, and perspectives might have contributed to their actions? Was it the right thing to do? How would you try and mediate a heated conversation between an Ojibwa protestor and a Michigan copper miner?
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