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Over the course of this podcast, we’ve discussed the ways in which Slumach and so many Indigenous peoples were at the mercy of an ongoing colonial enterprise that sought to extract wealth from a bountiful land no matter the cost, and often, the cost was justice. Slumach was vilified in the media, as part of a tradition of British colonial dominance that dehumanised Indigenous people and the legal mechanisms at the time doomed Slumach from the start.
In this episode we look at an alternative, one that centres on healing. So what would that look like? What is the traditional justice process?
Host:
Kru Williams - @kru_williams
Guest:
Gail Starr
Don Froese
Dr. Keith Carlson https://www.keiththorcarlson.com/
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