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Indians Wear Red: The Causes and Solutions of Aboriginal Street Gangs

Posted on March 22, 2014March 23, 2014 by Guest Contributor

U of M Native Studies Masters student Joe Dipple discusses co-presentation at the #UMNATV Colloquium by Larry Morrissette and Lawrence Deane, co-authors of “Indians Wear Red: Colonialism, Resistance, and Aboriginal Street Gangs.” (2nd in series)

What a Brazilian favela might have to teach Western Canada’s inner-cities

Posted on October 5, 2010October 14, 2010 by Rick Harp

At first blush, the north-end streets of Winnipeg seem worlds away from the southern outskirts of São Paulo, Brazil. But recent reads from two different sources have me pondering their similarities — and the possible lessons the one region could have for the other. (I encourage readers to consult the full text of both sources, […]

Say What Now? The “Parallels” Between Aboriginal Gangs and the Taliban

Posted on March 26, 2010March 27, 2010 by Tim Fontaine

Just came across this CTV story about a Canadian Forces reservist, Captain Steve Bowen, who is serving in Kandahar, Afghanistan.  According to the article, “Despite the differences in geography, Bowen says he sees parallels between how Winnipeg street gangs and the Taliban operate.” Now I understand that the gang situation in Winnipeg is quite serious […]

Savages 2.0: Are Gangs and Terrorists the New Indian Stereotype?

Posted on March 16, 2010June 24, 2010 by Rick Harp

If you’re going to stay current, sometimes you have to re-invent your brand, and we Indians are no exception. Luckily, we have people lining up to do it for us. We begin with the apparently oh-so-nascent Indigenous Resistance Army — IRA, for short — which, according to a recent speech by the chair of Defence […]





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