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work at indian affairs??!3 comments

shmohawk wrote 1 week ago: Baas, da plan! Da plan! This is going to be a long one… so buckle up. I’ve been looking … more →

Tags: Canada, Canadian Politics, Human Rights, Indigenous peoples, Indigenous Rights, Journalism, racism, 1969 White Paper, assimilation

Update on First Nations Subject Headings1 comment

Laurel Tarulli wrote 2 weeks ago: With LAC’s decision to hold back on making a decision about the use of First Nations subject heading … more →

Tags: Access Issues, Authority Work, First Nation, Indigenous peoples, Malecite, maliseet, Name authorities, Subject Access

Notes on 50th Text for Reading Field: Woodcock

hallnjean wrote 2 weeks ago: Canadian History, Week 8 “Potlach 1,” posted to You Tube by AuroraKismet, 14 December 20 … more →

Tags: Book Notes, Canadian History, Week 8, Reading Lists, Social Credit, political parties, British Columbia, George Woodcock, First Nations

johnny cash, indians, and nixon

shmohawk wrote 3 weeks ago: I never heard this one, although I knew that Johnny Cash often stood up for what he believed. a grea … more →

Tags: Human Rights, Indigenous peoples, racism, united states

another born every minute2 comments

shmohawk wrote 4 weeks ago: Recently, I vented about New Age hucksters out there, the spiritual poseurs who sell ceremonies like … more →

Tags: Canada, Indigenous peoples, Indigenous Rights, united states, fake shamans, new agers, Shamans

religious theft and other misdemeanors3 comments

shmohawk wrote 1 month ago: This post isn’t about something new, or particularly “new age.” It is about racism … more →

Tags: Human Rights, Indigenous peoples, Indigenous Rights, Journalism, racism, united states, Arizona Republic, Arvol Looking Horse, Bob Goulais

Saint of the Week: St. Jean de Brebeuf

mjjhoskin wrote 1 month ago: First: Apologies for last week being saintless. St. Jean de Brebeuf (1593-1649) was a Jesuit mission … more →

Tags: Books, Christianity, Classic Christianity, monks, Weekly Saints, Canada, champlain, gabriel lallemant, Georgian Bay

dig it

shmohawk wrote 1 month ago: That’s all. I’m left breathless by the song, the performance, and the production quality … more →

Tags: Art, Canada, Indigenous peoples, digging roots, indigenous, Music, Video

not the only one

shmohawk wrote 1 month ago: I seem to be in good company in an earlier post about the lack of federal action to protect the live … more →

Tags: Canada, Canadian Politics, Human Rights, Indigenous peoples, Indigenous Rights, Canadian government, Indigenous Women, Manitoba, missing & murdered

missing & murdered in montreal

shmohawk wrote 1 month ago: Ellen Gabriel tells me the man with the megaphone got involved four years ago, taking respnsibility … more →

Tags: Indigenous Rights, Canada, Canadian Politics, racism, Indigenous peoples, Human Rights, Indigenous Women, disappeared, missing & murdered

disappeared and murdered1 comment

shmohawk wrote 2 months ago: Melanie Morrison, a Mohawk woman from Kahnawake Territory, still struggles to talk about her sister. … more →

Tags: Indigenous Rights, Journalism, Canada, Canadian Politics, racism, Indigenous peoples, Human Rights, Sisters in Spirit, Stolen Sisters

harper's... you know2 comments

shmohawk wrote 2 months ago: More outrage at Stephen Harper’s ignorance of Canadian history. More to the point, though, out … more →

Tags: Journalism, Canada, Canadian Politics, Indigenous peoples, Colonialism, Stephen Harper, Queen's University Journal

harper's revision quest (part deux)

shmohawk wrote 2 months ago: This is a re-hashed statement (via news release) from the New Democratic Party’s Aboriginal Af … more →

Tags: Canada, Canadian Politics, Indigenous peoples, Indigenous Rights, conservative party, Jean Crowder, New Democratic Party, Stephen Harper

harper's revision quest

shmohawk wrote 2 months ago: First, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper gets all squishy – almost channelling Sally Fiel … more →

Tags: Indigenous Rights, Journalism, Canada, Canadian Politics, Indigenous peoples, Human Rights, media, Colonialism, Stephen Harper

shove it!1 comment

shmohawk wrote 2 months ago: I talking to you, Prime Minister Stephen Harper of Canada. Remember that national apology? Remember … more →

Tags: Indigenous Rights, Journalism, Canada, Canadian Politics, Indigenous peoples, Human Rights

Saint of the Week: Hans Egede, Apostle to Greenland

mjjhoskin wrote 2 months ago: As it turns out, St. Juvenaly and his abortive attempt to evangelise the Eskimos of Alaska that ende … more →

Tags: Books, Christianity, Classic Christianity, Anglicanism, Weekly Saints, Eastern Orthodoxy, Anglican Stuff, Saints, The North

Saint of the Week: St. Juvenaly, First Martyr of America & Alaska2 comments

mjjhoskin wrote 2 months ago: When I saw that the Rev. Edmund James Peck was “Apostle to the Inuit,” I thought this in … more →

Tags: Christianity, Classic Christianity, Monasticism, monks, Weekly Saints, Eastern Orthodoxy, Saints, Eastern Orthodoxy, Russian Orthodox

Saint of the Week: Edmund James Peck, Apostle to the Inuit1 comment

mjjhoskin wrote 2 months ago: This week’s saint is Edmund James Peck (1850-1924).  Peck was an Anglican missionary to the In … more →

Tags: Christianity, Classic Christianity, Anglicanism, Weekly Saints, Liturgy Christianity, The Bible, Book of Common Prayer, hudson's bay, Inuit

Aboriginal Peoples in Canada - LAC's Canadian Subject Headings Announcement2 comments

Laurel Tarulli wrote 3 months ago: August 2009 – Announcement from Library and Archives Canada (LAC) Library and Archives Canada … more →

Tags: Access Issues, Subject headings, First Nation, lac, Library and Archives Canada, Subject Access


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