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The Hopeful Defiance Of Rita Joe, Poet Laureate of The Mi’kmaq People
" Poetry is a particularly compelling literary form for comforting the ruptures of history and the fragmenting effects of settler colonialism. Poetry distills the rage, pain, and defiance of indigenous people, who remain under ideological and physical assault by the settler population that so often insist that our continued existence is an effort and an impossibility.” - Daniel Heath Justice, Why Indigenous Literatures Matter Through this quote, Daniel Heath Justice discuss

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The Summer Flowers of Our West Coast - A poem by Khoa Vo
For those of us who are living on BC’s West Coast, I hope we all can enjoy the beauty of nature that our coast has to offer. With the sun...

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Jul 31, 2024


Indigenous Poetry: Reminding Us that Every Day is Earth Day
I have recently been spending more time reading Indigenous poetry to hopefully understand Indigenous and First Peoples’ cultures better....

indigenoustutoring
Jul 13, 2024
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