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  • The Role of Settlers in Indigenous Struggles

    Zainab Amadahy | May 2nd 2007 | 3 | Indigenous Politics

    By mid-March, 2006, when activist communities discovered the land reclamation at Six Nations of the Grand River, carloads of non-Aboriginal supporters from Toronto, Montreal and beyond made almost daily trips to the site loaded with supplies and youthful activists eager to staff the cookhouse, help out in the first-aid tent, or do a security shift. At night gaggles of underdressed youth would huddle at the fire, soaking up community gossip directly from “the real grassroots” (as one white activist described members of the Grand River community).

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Rick Salutin, playwright and columnist, Toronto Star

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