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Reviews for the Revolution: A Difficult Beauty By David Groulx (Ojibwe)
I met David Groulx last year at the International Festival of the Authors in Toronto. We chatted about poetry and writing programs and politics. Two days later I heard Groulx read and I was floored.
Life + Poems= Indigenous Scholarship
Life Journey
I started writing poems as a sense of release but mostly keep them to myself, just a few phrases while in class and words from music I would scribble in my notebooks. When I had heard that other students here at Eastern Washington University would do spoken word on campus that is how it started for me to open up with what I had from my thoughts and notebooks.
Black Coffee Poet Review on Broken Arrow 2: Our Footprints: Journeys On The Red Road
INTERVIEWS WITH BROKEN ARROW 2 CONTRIBUTORS TRISTAN MARTELL AND RYAN RAINVILLE + ARTWORK FROM BROKEN ARROW 2: OUR FOOTPRINTS: JOURNEYS ON THE RED ROAD
You Say OCCUPY, I Say UMMM...
your occupation is nothing new,
you’ve been occupying since 1492.
so now that you’ve found something to occupy you
answer this, zhaaganaasheg*, who’s occupying who?
Children’s Bones Identified at Canada’s Oldest Indian Residential School
An International Media Release
A child’s remains and other human bones have been identified at Canada’s oldest Indian residential school in Brantford, Ontario:
A Statement from the Kanien’keha’:ka (Mohawk) Nation of the Grand River
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