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Women and Standing Rock
Where does the body end and sacred nature begin? Continue reading
The People’s Forest
THEY APPEARED as the last glacier retreated, twelve thousand years ago. It was the end of Earth’s last ice age, the Wisconsin Glaciation, when vast snowy sheets descended over much of Continue reading
Whereas I did not desire
WHEREAS I did not desire in childhood to be a part of this but desired most of all to be a part. A piece combined with others to make up a Continue reading
Ricekeepers
AS FALL TEMPERATURES CHANGE on the White Earth Reservation and the mist lifts off the lakes, the Ojibwe take to the waters. Two people to a canoe, one poles through the Continue reading
Native or Invasive
Neither people nor plants fit into easy categories in the post-colonial era. Continue reading