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Oblivious : Residential Schools, Segregated Hospitals, and the use of Indigenous Peoples as Slaves of Race Science.
In 'Oblivious', investigative journalist Elaine Dewar exposes the governmental machinery behind the unacknowledged Jim-Crow era of the Canadian Prairies. The granddaughter of settlers saved during their first Prairie winter by the generosity of their Indigenous neighbours, Dewar explores how even well-meaning Canadians who glimpsed the truth of what was being done by the government of Canada in their names did nothing to stop it. Dewar lives in Toronto, ON.
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- ISBN: 9781771966825
- Physical Description: 400 pages ; 2 x 14 cm
- Publisher: Canada : Biblioasis, 2026.
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| Subject: | HISTORY POLITICAL SCIENCE / Colonialism & Post-Colonialism SOCIAL SCIENCE / Discrimination |
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