"There are two sides of history in this struggle here today.  One says to protect the right to vote, one says destroy.  One says racial justice, gender equality, one says no.  One says law and order, one says be fair....We want to better America and stand up," says Rev. Jesse Jackson

In Minneapolis, the Minnesota Interfaith Power and Light planned a rally for noon Tuesday, stating faith leaders and residents were "outraged" by Hennepin County Sheriff's Department personnel to North Dakota for "the hyper-militarized repression of peaceful demonstrations" opposing the $3.8 billion pipeline.