ISBN:

• 9781895686463
• 1895686466

Description: x, 273 pages ; 23 cm

Notes: Includes bibliographical references: pages 265-273.

Contents:

• Flint woman speaks. 1. Ka-nin-geh-heh-gah-e-sa-nonh-yah-gah
• 2. Reflecting on flint woman
• 3. Self portrait: flint woman
• 4. Flint woman: surviving the contradictions in academia.

• Politics of oppression. 1. Education. 5. Alienation and isolation: patterns of colonialism in Canada's education system
• 6. Now that the door is open: Aboriginal peoples and the law school experience.

• Politics of oppression. 2. Woman and politics. 7. Aboriginal women and the application of the charter [of Rights and Freedoms]
• 8. Seeking my reflection: law and constitutional change
• 9. Organizing against oppression: Aboriginal women and the Canadian tate.

• Politics of oppression. 3. Justice. 10. A vicious circle: child welfare and the first nations
• 11. The roles and responsibilities of Aboriginal women: reclaiming justice
• 12. Myths and revolution: thoughts on moving justice forward in Aboriginal communities.

LCCN: 95232915

Control Number: 56264

Subjects:

• Mohawk women -- Canada -- Biography.
• Mohawk women -- Canada -- Social conditions.
• Mohawk women -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Canada.
• Monture, Patricia A. (Patricia Anne)

Genre: Autobiographies.

Other Authors: Turpel-Lafond, Mary Ellen, 1963-