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Humans
Hank Green
Chris La Tray: We’re All Anishinaabe
OCT 22, 202668 MIN
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Description
Chris La Tray is an Anishinaabe/Métis storyteller and Montana’s former poet laureate. He’s also a citizen of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indian. He and Hank talk about his memoir Becoming Little Shell, and what it’s like to realize you’re from a tribe not recognized by the U.S. government; how he was gifted a quest; why he despises being an American; and how convenience isn’t progress. Plus, the Ojibwe word for chickadee is probably the best thing you’ll hear all day.
Chris's Substack is An Irritable Métis: https://chrislatray.substack.com/

