Chelsea Vowel
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âpihtawikosisân

Chelsea Vowel Métis from Lac Ste. Anne, Alberta. Currently living in Edmonton Author, freelance writer, speaker
Aboriginal law

The “that isn’t traditional” meme.

Dude.  Say it with me.  Traditions aren’t technology-dependent. I feel like I’ve said this so often, it should be indelibly emblazoned on the mind of every person who has ever lived, but the sad fact of my limited vocal reach requires me to repeat myself, and really it’s okay.  I Read more

By âpihtawikosisân, 14 yearsJanuary 14, 2012 ago
Injustice

Residential Schools: an Introduction

I feel emotionally strong enough today to begin to tackle a subject that I tend to avoid a lot of the time…Residential Schools.  A number of people have requested that I write something about this, but each time I’ve tried I’ve decided I was better off focusing on a different Read more

By âpihtawikosisân, 14 years ago
Culture

Questioning assumptions, Sawyer did it, will you?

I’ve been reading a lot of Robert J. Sawyer lately, because as pointed out by Adam Shaftoe and Matt Moore in the fall 2011 On Spec, he’s a Canadian Sci-Fi author who is surprisingly optimistic in his writing, in an age where so much science fiction is dystopian and disaster-themed. Read more

By âpihtawikosisân, 14 years ago
Aboriginal law

No justice, no peace.

I hope everyone had a holiday and managed to enjoy it…I used to think that people complaining about putting on weight over the holidays was an exaggeration, but that was back when my metabolism allowed me to gorge myself on pretty much anything with no repercussions!  For some reason however, Read more

By âpihtawikosisân, 14 yearsJanuary 10, 2012 ago
Alienation

Don’t let them call you uneducated.

The other day my partner and I were on our way to see the Nutcracker ballet for the first time with our four daughters (two are mine, two are his).  We walked by a discarded Christmas tree and a forgotten ornament caught my youngest daughter’s eye.  She excitedly extricated it Read more

By âpihtawikosisân, 14 yearsJanuary 1, 2012 ago

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