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“Incredibly moving right from the jump. What stories did our ancestors tell before they had to learn English? What stories and knowledge about the places we live are embedded in the local, indigenous language? Why aren’t street signs at least bilingual in every English speaking country outside of England? Really eager for more.”
Jmaddenmass via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/03/22
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“I am hooked. I clung to every sentence spoken in this podcast that spoke the true words of my heart. These words are words all of our Indigenous Peoples need to hear today, right now. Quyana, Xh’unei, for your honest, powerful, inspiring, and loving message.
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Craftmobile via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/02/22
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“I love the fierce integrity of the work. Even the trailer is scholarly and audacious.”
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07/27/22
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“The loss of a grandmother to Covid, compounded with loss of access to her voice is devastating. Exploitation. The colonial take gene sadly dominates. I hope a lawyer listening to your podcast can assist with legal restrictions and repercussions for linguists who seize your language for selfish...”Read full review »
writemor via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/27/22
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