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3 Apr, 6 tweets, 2 min read
Which Gail is the Metis author? Image
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Trying to figure out how to apply for tribal benefits through her deceased husband. Image
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Um Gail what happened to this ?? Image

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it is very disingenuous to put Metis from the East in the same category of Joseph Boyden who I do believe from what I have read doesn't have an Indigenous family. I have tried to have this discussion with Pam many times, about her own father and well a lot of her family who had a
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Ah Jarvis saying that Non-Status and Metis are separate, in the Daniels case it specifically says those Metis described in section 117. Image
sec 117 - Harry Daniels case describing the core group of MNSI as a group of native people who maintained a strong affinity for their Indian Heritage without possessing Indian status sec. ( Core group of Metis and NonStatus Indians ) Not separate and distinct Jarvis !! Image
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Tensions of empire- colonial cultures in a bourgeois world-Cooper, Frederick, 1947- Stoler, Ann Laura-1997 -- MNC does not hold a monopoly on the word Metis, it is an International phenomena. With many many different definitions.
Tensions of empire- colonial cultures in a bourgeois world-Cooper, Frederick, 1947- Stoler, Ann Laura-1997- how a person was labeled could determine that a certain category of persons could be killed or raped with impunity, but not others. It could open or close down the
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Before we get to disingenuous Ms MONEO, "Nova Scotia had growth that was too good to be true: Thirty years ago, 225 Métis lived in the province, and by 2016, there were more than 23,000." -- First off 30 years ago was 1991, until the 1981 census, the only ethnicity recorded was
historically one sided. Only the applicants paternal ethnicity was to be recorded. Do you think maybe once they changed their recording processes and people could actually identify their Metis roots through their maternal ancestry, that had anything to do with growth change
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