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May 15, 2017 1 hr

S2E26 - Cultural Appropriation

from CiTR -- Unceded Airwaves Hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Carleigh hosts a panel discussion regarding the recent fervour in the CanLit community around issues of cultural appropriation. Jacqueline Valencia (senior Literary editor of The Rusty Toque and board member of Canadian Women In Literary Arts) and Alicia Elliott (Tuscarora writer whose work has appeared in The Malahat, The New Quarterly, and Grain) call in to add their perspectives. The Cree word of the day, courtesy of Neal McLeod and Arok Wolvengrey, is kêhtin: 'treat him/her with respect'.

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