ELL: Re: Who are the Anishanabe?

[Henry E. Szymonik]

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	      From: "Henry E. Szymonik" <heszy at jetcity.com>
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	      Subject: ELL: Re: Who are the Anishanabe?
	      Date: Thu, 15 Apr 1999 16:52:03 -0700
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	      Anishnaabe are also known as Ojibwe (this term is more common in
	      Canada) or
	      Chippewa (the more common term in the U.S.).   I also think I
	      read somewhere
	      that one or two Cree groups also use a form of Anishnaabe.

	      Henry Szymonik
	      Seattle, WA
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	      From: Marion Gunn <mgunn at ucd.ie>
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	      Date: Thursday, April 15, 1999 3:38 PM
	      Subject: ELL: Who are the Anishanabe?


	      >Another snippet from an IndigenousWorld at onelist.com debate. Can
               anyone
	       >on ELL tell me who are the Anishanabe people?
	       >mg
	       >=====
	       >
	       >
	       >Anishanabe Creation Story "Remember what happens to the Wolf,
               happens to
	       >First Nation people", and all of the rest of us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	       >
	       >What happened to the Wolf (Ma'iingan)
	       >What happened to the First Nations People (Anishinable)
	       >
	       >mange is introduced ...
	       >small pox
	       >
	       >shoot on sight
	       >same
	       >
	       >forced to live with Europeans
	       >same
	       >
	       >endangering species & lifestyle
	       >same
	       >
	       >poisoning for profit
	       >same
	       >
	       >money paid for hair/bounty
	       >same
	       >
	       >proposed corridors
	       >moved on reservations
	       >
	       >encroachment/theft/land
	       >same
	       >
	       >foulment of habitat
	       >same
	       >
	       >refusal to accept
	       >same
	       >
	       >sale of body parts
	       >same
	       >
	       >forced sterilization
	       >same
	       >
	       >Yet we survive
	       >
	       >     I quote from Oren Lyons "I stand before you as a
               manifestation of
	       >the
	       >spirit of our people and the will to survive. The wolf, our
               spiritual
	       >brother, stands beside us and we are alike in the western mind
               - hated,
	       >admired, and still a mystery to you, and still undefeated."
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