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Who are the Métis? - âpihtawikosisân
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#365 Indigenous: Louis Riel doesn't need exoneration. Canada does. - RAVEN
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| | In 2020, Canada was seriously considering pardoning Louis Riel - just in time for the 135th anniversary of his killing. But Métis leaders are resisting the drive.
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UBC Press | "Métis" - Race, Recognition, and the Struggle for Indigenous Peoplehood, By Chris Andersen
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| | "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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Thirty Everyday Phrases that Perpetuate the Oppression of Indigenous Peoples - Radical Copyeditor
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| | 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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We Need Each Other More than We Need Money | soulipsis
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| The Revenge Against the Commons nakedcapitalism.com/2018/05/the-revenge-against-the-commons.html By Yves SmithMay 3, 2018 Yves here. Get a cup of coffee. This story is wild. And recall that Occupy Wall Street (admittedly much smaller encampments, and inherently not even close to self-contained or self-supporting) was rousted in a coordinated 17-city paramilitary crackdown over one night. By Zad Forever,...