A Recognition of Being, 2nd Edition

Exploring the construction of Indigenous womanhood, this revised edition integrates Kim Anderson's personal journey as a Cree/Métis woman with insights from interviews with forty Indigenous women. It highlights the impact of colonialism and the resilience of Indigenous women in reclaiming their identities and traditions. The text examines their roles in traditional societies, their status post-colonization, and ongoing resistance to heteropatriarchy. With new contributions from Maria Campbell and Bonita Lawrence, it serves as an essential resource for feminist and Indigenous studies.