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	Unity Rally for the Children By Robert Dean Protecting South Dakota Children from Sexual Predators December 1, 2011 http://southdakotachildren.wordpress.com/about/ Born of necessity for South Dakota children’s safety, the four colors of people will unite to insure that the children of South Dakota are protected from sexual predators. At the rally the four colors of people will address protection of children from sexual predators. Since the further limiting 2010 HB1104 Statute of Limitations for Childhood Sexual Abuse was passed, Robert Brancato, a Certified Fraud Examiner; told Native Sun News [ http://www.nsweekly.com/ ] more child predators are moving to our great state. That said, many media outlets are describing South Dakota as a haven for these predators. [ere is why: HB 1104 [http://legis.state.sd.us/sessions/2010/Bills/HB1104P.htm] Ironically, the law was brought to South Dakota legislature by the attorney for St. Joseph’s Indian School who was charged with many sexual abuse allegations committed against Native American children. Further, HB1104 limits the time to seek damages to those who have not yet reached the age of 40. In doing so, the law unconstitutionally targets Native Americans as an ethnic group as the law was presented and passed after over 40 such victims filed civil litigation. Upon its passing, these civil suits were dismissed in the court. As we are all aware, the clergy sex abuse scandal has reached epic proportions and is a global issue. The scandal reaches every color of peoples world-wide. Why do these issues matter so much? Because, research tells us that children subjected to one or both of these issues will have life-long suffering. Child sexual abuse crosses all racial boundaries and the effects of shattering a child’s dreams will be passed on generationally. Please join with us in bringing awareness to the social change that must take place by using our constitutionally protected right to free speech in a public forum. Location to be released after permit issues are resolved.
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