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jedibyknight.com
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| | | | | Today happens to be the last day of Native American History Month here in the US, so it seems like a good time to mention some of the Indigenous authors I've been reading this year. I'm always trying to diversify my reading in various ways, and recently I've been enjoying some Native viewpoints across various... | |
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gardenriots.com
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| | | | | Robin Wall Kimmerer is a botanist, ecologist, a teacher and a member of the Potawatomi people of the Great Lakes region, from whom she learned her people's particular world view, one once common amongst many indigenous peoples and in stark contrast to that of our present day dominant culture, which has lead us to powerfully... | |
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wordcitylit.ca
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| | | | | Letter from the Editor. Guest letter by Clara Burgelea Fiction. Edited by Sylvia Petter Geoffrey Heptonstall. The Caterpillar's Crawl Dawn Promislow. Wan Vanessa Gebbie. Letters from Kilburn Ahmad Ali Fidakar. A story from a tired land (words and gallery) Non-fiction. Edited by Olga Stein Editorial by Olga Stein. Revisiting 1990s Russia: Biznes in the... | |
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buildingsofnewengland.com
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| | | Another of the extant, significant vernacular buildings in the small town of Hiram, Maine, is this large frame building on Main Street. Hiram Lodge #39, Knights of Pythias, was organized in 1883 and a building was constructed on this site around that time. The first meeting hall was destroyed by fire in 1895, and soon-after... | ||
