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Namwayut—We Are All One: A Pathway to Reconciliation by Chief Robert Joseph

matthewrob's review

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4.5

mamasquirrel's review

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3.0

I have read a number of residential school accounts--and just watched Bones of Crows, which incidentally, is heartbreaking and important and we should ALL be watching it. 

Joseph has important contributions to make the conversation but the genre of this book should be clarified. It IS part memoir, the story of Joseph's experience. But more more, it is the Joseph sharing his wisdom, his message, his visions for the future, his guidance for others, both Indigenous and otherwise. 

skconaghan's review

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5.0

For all peoples oppressed everywhere, and for the ones inadvertently, directly, or by association involved in acts of oppression—just read this. It is the balm of wisdom poured out in a humility we can all learn from. I will be bringing a copy to class this year to share with my students…

Chief Robert Joseph: Thank you very much…and in the two repressed languages of my own cultural heritage: Go raibh maith agat; Kanien’kéha…

Namwayut.

hicksk's review

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4.5

renelim's review

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4.0

deannepeter's review

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5.0

This eloquent, powerful book should be required reading for all Canadians.

chloe_chapman's review

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emotional hopeful reflective

3.5

rai's review

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emotional informative inspiring reflective medium-paced

4.75


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celinegaghadar's review

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4.5

Simple, direct messages about Reconciliation in Canada. Accessible story and language. Really enjoyed although parts were very emotional 

tethompson3's review

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4.5