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A review by mamasquirrel
Namwayut—We Are All One: A Pathway to Reconciliation by Chief Robert Joseph
challenging
dark
informative
inspiring
slow-paced
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.
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.