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C/AM 368: Decolonization across the Medicine Line: Comparative Indigenous politics in Canada and the U.S.

Canadian/American Studies · 4 credits

This course explores the tangled colonial histories of the U.S. and Canada, paying particular attention to Indigenous-settler relations. This course engages with Indigenous scholars in order to understand the Indigenous critique of the two settler states. In addition, we will interrogate the roots of colonialism and what it means for all people to work towards transforming the colonial relationships that are embedded within state structures. Also offered as FAIR 368.

Offered in 6 of the 26 listed terms (Fall 2021 to Fall 2026).

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