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challenging dark emotional informative sad medium-paced

5.0

This book is heavy. It reflects the tragedies of aboriginal groups within Canada, how children around 14 were murdered along the highway of tears, the victim blaming done by police by saying they were alcoholics and prostitutes, even when at that age, it is rape. Yes, some were sex workers but the lack of care and interest directly lead to a long term abuse, murder, and neglect of indigenous communities across North America.

It lays out options on how groups can work to improve the situation but often are met by being viewed as "not worth the political spending" even though they are extremely marginalized by fault of the government and colonialism to begin with.

This book names so many names. Even taking my time, I'm overwhelmed by just how many dead it took to get some level of momentum to look into this cause.

This is a strong reflection of the changes society must make for women in general but especially those of marginalized communities.

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emotional hopeful informative inspiring

4.75


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dark hopeful informative inspiring reflective sad tense medium-paced

5.0


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