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From the Editor’s Desk
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Article 1: Indigenous Women’s Literature as Voice for Feminism: Nectar in a Sieve, Leaving Mother Lake: A Girlhood at the Edge of the World, and The Bride Price
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Article 2: Am I Next?
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Article 3: Reconnection and Healing
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Article 4: How I Feel to Live in the North
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Article 5: The Courage of Muskrat and Wolf
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Article 6: Colonized
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Article 7: Contesting the Validity of Postmodernism as a Break from Modernism in Luigi Pirandello’s “Six Characters in Search of an Author” and Samuel Beckett’s “Krapp’s Last Tape”
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Article 8: For my Daughter, Rhea
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Article 9: The Web of Autonomy: Exploring Women’s Bodily Autonomy in the 21st Century
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Article 10: As Time Goes On
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Article 11: Pocahontas: An Exploration of Facts from Scrutiny of the Fictions
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Article 12: To My Love, Wayne
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Article 13: An Indigenous Male Perspective of Indigenous Feminism
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Article 14: Anterograde
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Article 15: “You should’ve drowned that thing in the piss pot!”:A Memoir about my Grandmother
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Article 16: My Mother’s Hands
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Article 17: You Will Never Understand: A Parody of “I Tell You True” by Ali Cobby Eckermann
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Article 18: Missing Missy
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Article 19: The Women Beside You
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Article 20: Summer Adventure Savings Challenge
