Vernon Bellecourt

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Vernon Bellecourt was a prominent Native American activist and spokesman best known for his leadership role in the American Indian Movement and advocacy for Indigenous rights.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous rights activist
Native American activist
human
political activist
associatedWith Indigenous rights organizations
Native American community leadership
causeOfDeath pneumonia
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1931-10-17
dateOfDeath 2007-10-13
ethnicGroup Ojibwe
ethnicIdentity Native American
familyName Bellecourt
givenName Vernon
hasGender male
knownFor advocacy on issues of Native American sovereignty
campaigns against the use of Native American mascots in sports
public speaking on Indigenous rights
languageSpoken English
memberOf White Earth Ojibwe
surface form: White Earth Band of Ojibwe
movement American Indian Movement
Native American civil rights movement
notableFor advocacy for Indigenous rights
leadership in the American Indian Movement
occupation activist
spokesperson
participatedIn American Indian Movement activism in the 1970s
placeOfBirth Minnesota
United States of America
White Earth Indian Reservation
placeOfDeath Minneapolis
Minnesota
United States of America
positionHeld leader of the American Indian Movement
spokesman for the American Indian Movement
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism
residence Minneapolis
Minnesota
sibling Clyde Bellecourt

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American Indian Movement notableLeader Vernon Bellecourt