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Experiencing the digital revolution with my moccasins on.

Some people in the NDN tumblr community have coined a new meaning for the acronym NATO.  Forget the imperialism, there is no room for that in the new NATO.  Now it means Native Americans Take Over. There are a lot of concepts this acronym can stand for, but right now Read more

By âpihtawikosisân, 14 yearsFebruary 20, 2012 ago
Cultural appropriation

The do’s, don’ts, maybes, and I-don’t-knows of cultural appropriation.

Cultural appropriation is a seriously hot-button topic.  It ranges from the aggressively entitled stance of, “I can do whatever I want!” to the perpetually angry approach of “everything is cultural appropriation!”.  Of course, the former is a much larger portion of the debate, and the latter is almost always a Read more

By âpihtawikosisân, 14 yearsJanuary 30, 2012 ago
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A rose by any other name is a mihkokwaniy.

It is always eye-opening to go outside the comfortable confines of this blog and read what questions (or assertions) people are releasing into the ether. As frustrating (and sometimes hilarious) as it can be to surf around, reading these questions and assertions, it does help to clarify for me the Read more

By âpihtawikosisân, 14 yearsJanuary 16, 2012 ago
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
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

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