Celebrities help Indians buy back 'holy land'

In the USA, a campaign is underway with the aim of the Indians in the state of South Dakota to buy back the Black Hills, their long-stolen land that they consider sacred, and the action has more and more supporters among celebrities.

Rapper P Diddy (P Diddy) and actress Bette Midler (Bette) expressed their support for the campaign to collect funds for the purchase of about 800 hectares in the Black Hills.

In doing so, they joined actor Ezra Miller and hip hop producer Sol Guy, who recently campaigned for this campaign through a video on the Internet.

The tribes of the Great Sioux Nation must raise nine million dollars by the end of this month in order to buy back the "sacred land".

So far they have collected seven million.

The Black Hills, which these tribes call Pe' Sla, are important to the Sioux myth of the creation of the world.