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Playing the Indian Card
by Stephen Roney
Everything you think you know about Canada's "First Nations" is wrong.
Episodes
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The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Canad's government has endorsed the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. This is not a good thing. The Declaration is not about equality or human rights. It moves in the opposite direction.
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Cultural Appropriation
Why Cultural appropriation is a good thing.
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Foreword
The Foreword to the book--Playing the Indian Card.
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Everything you think you know about Canada's "First Nations" is wrong.
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Stephen Roney
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Everything you think you know about Canada's "First Nations" is wrong.
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