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Four Sacred Stereotypes dominate film images of Indians
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I don't know about other people but to me, political revelation is often inspired by the strangest places. It was another lonely Friday night, the kind I've been seeing much too regularly. And in those wee hours of the morning I found myself sitting on my couch in front of the television set, munching from a bowl of…
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Dear Mr. Crowfoot:
We have received many letters of complaint about a story which appeared in our magazine Jughead's Double Digest #19. The letters criticized us and rightly so, for a panel in which one of our characters, Reggie, made reference to "going Native."
I have personally answered every complaint with our deepest apologies for offending the writer. Since…
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Dear Mr. Crowfoot:
We have received many letters of complaint about a story which appeared in our magazine Jughead's Double Digest #19. The letters criticized us and rightly so, for a panel in which one of our characters, Reggie, made reference to "going Native."
I have personally answered every complaint with our deepest apologies for offending the writer. Since…
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Dear Mr. Crowfoot:
We have received many letters of complaint about a story which appeared in our magazine Jughead's Double Digest #19. The letters criticized us and rightly so, for a panel in which one of our characters, Reggie, made reference to "going Native."
I have personally answered every complaint with our deepest apologies for offending the writer. Since…
Page 5
Dear Mr. Crowfoot:
We have received many letters of complaint about a story which appeared in our magazine Jughead's Double Digest #19. The letters criticized us and rightly so, for a panel in which one of our characters, Reggie, made reference to "going Native."
I have personally answered every complaint with our deepest apologies for offending the writer. Since…
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Dear Mr. Crowfoot:
We have received many letters of complaint about a story which appeared in our magazine Jughead's Double Digest #19. The letters criticized us and rightly so, for a panel in which one of our characters, Reggie, made reference to "going Native."
I have personally answered every complaint with our deepest apologies for offending the writer. Since…
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Today we have the privilege (I use that term lightly) of voting for that "right for the job" individual to sit upon the Prime Ministers' throne and rule the country to the best of his or her ability. If you watched the nationally televised free-for-all a few weeks ago, the political arena was only minus a few pairs of boxing gloves. Whoa...what a choice we have. It's pretty…
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Today we have the privilege (I use that term lightly) of voting for that "right for the job" individual to sit upon the Prime Ministers' throne and rule the country to the best of his or her ability. If you watched the nationally televised free-for-all a few weeks ago, the political arena was only minus a few pairs of boxing gloves. Whoa...what a choice we have. It's pretty…
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Today we have the privilege (I use that term lightly) of voting for that "right for the job" individual to sit upon the Prime Ministers' throne and rule the country to the best of his or her ability. If you watched the nationally televised free-for-all a few weeks ago, the political arena was only minus a few pairs of boxing gloves. Whoa...what a choice we have. It's pretty…
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Today we have the privilege (I use that term lightly) of voting for that "right for the job" individual to sit upon the Prime Ministers' throne and rule the country to the best of his or her ability. If you watched the nationally televised free-for-all a few weeks ago, the political arena was only minus a few pairs of boxing gloves. Whoa...what a choice we have. It's pretty…
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Today we have the privilege (I use that term lightly) of voting for that "right for the job" individual to sit upon the Prime Ministers' throne and rule the country to the best of his or her ability. If you watched the nationally televised free-for-all a few weeks ago, the political arena was only minus a few pairs of boxing gloves. Whoa...what a choice we have. It's pretty…
Editorial
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Years of struggle for recognition of women's rights in Canada's Native communities have been discarded by the same organization entrusted with the defence of those rights. The political voice of Aboriginal women, the Native Women's Association of Canada, has risen to a high-pitched whine and may be ruining their 19 years of labor by acting like a 12-year-old.…
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Editorial
Native sovereignty is not for sale.
It cannot be bought. It is something that, over a long period of time, can only be earned. Or, in some cases, won back. But that idea seems lost on some of the Mohawks from the troubled Akwesasne Reserve near Cornwall, Ont.
Some of the reserve's 8,500 residents are using Native sovereignty as their rationale for…
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Editorial
Native sovereignty is not for sale.
It cannot be bought. It is something that, over a long period of time, can only be earned. Or, in some cases, won back. But that idea seems lost on some of the Mohawks from the troubled Akwesasne Reserve near Cornwall, Ont.
Some of the reserve's 8,500 residents are using Native sovereignty as their rationale for…
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Editorial
Native sovereignty is not for sale.
It cannot be bought. It is something that, over a long period of time, can only be earned. Or, in some cases, won back. But that idea seems lost on some of the Mohawks from the troubled Akwesasne Reserve near Cornwall, Ont.
Some of the reserve's 8,500 residents are using Native sovereignty as their rationale for…