Talk:Joane Cardinal-Schubert
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March 2020 edits
[edit]These quotations were removed from the Legacy section of Joane's entry because they need a citation. They should be returned to the article once a citation is sourced. Ham1ltoner1n (talk) 22:46, 5 March 2020 (UTC)
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[edit]Cardinal-Schubert’ re-examined indigenous culture and politics and their relationship to white settler institutions. She discussed racism, ethnicity, colonialism, post-colonialism and the role of the museum. "There is no such thing as post-colonialism, We will tell you when colonialism is over." [citation needed] "I have a problem with is the categorization of [the] Native Artist in a museum that does not separate other Canadian artists in exhibitions according to their race. It seems Native people cannot do anything without that adjective in front of their name." [citation needed]
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