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Paul Stover Soderman, right, climbed Harney Peak in March along with Phil Little Thunder Sr., left. Soderman is related to Gen. William Harney, and Little Thunder is a descendant of Chief Little Thunder, whose people were attacked in 1855 by Harney's troops. The two activists are working together to change the name of the peak. Photo by Victoria Wicks.

Phil Little Thunder Sr. (left) and Paul Stover Soderman, a relative of Gen. William Harney, are working to change the name of Harney Peak in South Dakota, which is named after the Army general who led a massacre against Native people. (Photo-Victoria Wicks)

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