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Journal Article
Entre orature et ecriture: souverainete, decolonisation et culture populaire autochtones
2016
Overview
De fait, afin de répondre å de tels travestissements, il est nécessaire, selon lauteur Caddo de Native Americans in Comic Books Michael A. Sheyashe, en entrevue avec Elizabeth LaPensée, que « les auteurs autochtones simpliquent davantage de maniere créative dans ces différents aspects de la culture populaire » (LaPensée). What are students learning-or not learning-about Aboriginal peoples in the public school system that either blinds them to the racism of these acts or leads them to disregard the racism entirely? The purpose of The 500 Years of Resistance Comic Book is to raise the levels of historical understanding and warrior spirit among Indigenous peoples and others » 6 Étudiant « modele » dont la photo fut publicisée en 1897 par l'École industrielle de Regina dans le but de maximiser l'inscription détudiants (Where Are the Children 23-24). 15 « significant because they can be used by historians, teachers, and activists as accessible methods in which to confront Canada's horrific history of colonialism and to create decolonizing dialogue between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples about how to establish more positive relations in the present and future » OUVRAGES CITES Akiwenzie-Damm, Kateri.
