Indigenous Studies Author Reflects
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Here are 5 must-read Indigenous autobiographies
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Indigenous Studies professor highlights five must-read Indigenous autobiographies.
Halfbreed, by Maria Campbell , remains the most important autobiography written by an Indigenous author in Canada in the 20th century .
For Joshua : An Ojibway Father Teaches his Son, by Richard Wagamese , is one of the most popular books that I have taught.
Who We Are is written by Sen. Murray Sinclair , the chair of the Indian Residential Schools Truth and Reconciliation Commission from 2009 to 2015 .
This is another example of a life story that is wonderful to listen to as an audiobook.
At first , the story is narrated by the author, who speaks sagely in a voice weakened by age.
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