...you look White, you may barred from identifying as a Native person. Quite apart from appearance politics are the complicating factors of vast differences in individual and family histories depending on geographical and social location.

As she explores the experiences of Canada's urban mixed-blood Natives, Bonita Lawrence details many of these experiences and explicates their complex historical and sociological contexts. Lawrence's main argument is simple: urban, mixed-blood Native...

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