Native American Youth and "Black America" have a united history of struggle and must self-determine to overcome their own challenges

During the Q/A portion of his July 10th address at the 2015 UNITY Conference in Washington, D.C., a Native youth asked the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan what Native American Indian tribes can do to support the upcoming 20th Anniversary of the Million Man March in Washington D.C, 10-10-15. http://JusticeOrElse.com - #JusticeOrElse "You and I are one. We are one," said Minister Farrakhan. "Our unity will help us to get our grievances answered. Organize and come on! Let's do it together." Let’s unite and take actions for the Sandra Blands, Sara Lee Circle Bears, Eric Garners, John T. Williams, Oscar Grants, Jon Red Hawks, Tamir Rices and thousands of others whose name go unknown and stop this madness. Our strength lies in collective action. “If we are denied what is rightfully due to us, then there has to be unified action that we take that will force the justice that we seek,” ~The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan From the slaughter of American Indians to the unjustified lynchings of Blacks, the only thing “new” are the methods and uniforms of the perpetrators.

Jay Winter Nightwolf of “The American Indian's Truths" Radio Show interviews Minister Louis Farrakhan about Justice Or Else! 20th Anniversary Million Man March in Washington, D.C. to address the 2015 National UNITY Conference, International Native Youth Council Conference. http://justiceorelse.com. The interview aired on July 10, 2015 on Washington, D.C. Radio WPFW-89.3FM.

Thousands gathered at the National Mall in Washington DC on 10.10.15 for the 20th Anniversary of the Million Man March under the theme "Justice or Else". Chief Ernie Longwalker asks what happened to the partnership between the Red & The Black while other Natives call for the Pope to revoke the Papal Bull of 1493.