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Arctic Talent: Pang rapper fights the power

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Residential schools, prisons, hospitals, rehab, psychiatric admissions, the foster system — for Iqaluit-based rapper Jeremy Young, these represent cycles of colonization in which Inuit remain trapped. “Indigenous people live very institutionalized lives,” the 26-year-old artist said. “Just because you see an Indigenous person walking around free doesn’t mean they are not stuck in a cycle of institutionalization.” That’s the theme of Institutiona…

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Arctic Talent: Pang rapper fights the power

Residential schools, prisons, hospitals, rehab, psychiatric admissions, the foster system — for Iqaluit-based rapper Jeremy Young, these represent cycles of colonization in which Inuit remain trapped.

·Welland, Canada
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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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