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Archival Practice and Colonialism
The records of the Department of Indian Affairs, commonly known as RG10, are among the most important primary sources in researching the intercultural history of Canadian colonialism. In this article, Greg Bak and Kenton Storey argue that these materials are imbued with institutionalized violence through the government’s efforts to undermine Indigenous Peoples and their cultures, languages, and spiritualities. | With Greg Bak et Kenton Storey by Ryan Cheuk Him Sun
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