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radicalcopyeditor.com
Language is a vessel of cultural stories, values, and norms-and in the U.S., everyday language perpetuates the oppression of Indigenous Peoples. Learn 30 terms worth questioning in terms of their origins and impact. |
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apihtawikosisan.com
Although I wrote about the various ways Métis identity is interpreted in a post years ago, I still get asked, "who are the Métis"? In fact, I am asked this more and more frequently sinc... |
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www.ubcpress.ca
"Métis" - Race, Recognition, and the Struggle for Indigenous Peoplehood; This provocative book makes the case that by defining Métis people as racially mixed, Canada is undermining the ability of the Métis nation to make political claims as a people. |
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www.hypergeometric.com
A brief moment waiting for my little one's swim lesson to start. |
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