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Indigenous Identity-It Is In Our Daily Lives Andrea Landry Can an Indigenous youth be identified through the colour of one’s skin? Through the languages that slip off of their tongue in ceremony? Through the fact that they live in a village in a rural setting surrounded by rainforest and culture? Or is it through governmental […]read more
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