May 29 2023 Chapter 8 Wab's Coming To Story pg 80

 Chapter 8 Wab's Coming To Story pg 80


• Niibin (Ojibwe 'it is summer'): represents the Ojibwe word for 'it is summer.' It symbolizes a season of growth, abundance, and connection to the natural world, reflecting the importance of harmonious relationships with the land and the cycles of life.

• Spam: refers to a processed meat product that became a staple in many Indigenous communities due to the scarcity of traditional food sources, highlighting the impact of colonization and the disruption of traditional food systems on Indigenous diets.

• Feisty: conveys a spirited and determined nature, often associated with the resilience and strength exhibited by Indigenous individuals and communities in the face of adversity and cultural challenges.

• Rescind: signifies the act of revoking or canceling something, highlighting the historical and ongoing need to challenge and overturn oppressive policies, practices, or laws that negatively impact Indigenous peoples' rights and well-being.

• Hysterics: refers to a state of extreme emotional distress or agitation, highlighting the intense emotional toll of historical trauma, loss, and ongoing struggles experienced by Indigenous communities.

• Squaw (derogatory term): a derogatory term historically used to demean and objectify Indigenous women, perpetuating stereotypes and devaluing their worth and agency.

• Bravado: refers to a display of boldness, confidence, or swagger, often representing the outward strength and resilience exhibited by Indigenous individuals and communities as they navigate adversity and fight for their rights and dignity.

• Replenishing: signifies the act of restoring or renewing something, emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices and relationships with the land, ensuring the continuation of traditional knowledge, resources, and cultural practices for future generations.

• Mortified: describes a state of extreme embarrassment, shame, or humiliation, highlighting the emotional impact of cultural erasure, discrimination, or instances where Indigenous individuals' identities or experiences are invalidated or disrespected.

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