US EditionThomas King’s revelation he is not Indigenous sends ripples through culture sector
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- Thomas King, author of 'The Inconvenient Indian,' revealed he is not part Cherokee as he previously believed, after genealogical research showed no Indigenous ancestry.
- Jordan Abel, a Nisgaa author, said he started removing King's work from his syllabi a few years ago when he heard rumours questioning King's ancestry.
- Kim TallBear said if someone builds their career around their Indigenous identity, it's their duty to verify it, while Abel believes there should be space for those with complicated relationships to Indigeneity.
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Thomas King’s revelation he is not Indigenous sends ripples through culture sector
TORONTO - Thomas King's revelation that he has no Indigenous ancestry sent ripples through Canada's cultural sector, while raising questions about what responsibility a person has when they claim a heritage they say they cannot prove.
Thomas King's revelation he is not Indigenous sends ripples through culture sector
TORONTO — Thomas King's revelation that he has no Indigenous ancestry sent ripples through Canada's cultural sector, while raising questions about what responsibility a person has when they claim a heritage they say they cannot prove.
Thomas King's revelation he is not Indigenous sends ripples through culture sector
TORONTO — Thomas King's revelation that he has no Indigenous ancestry sent ripples through Canada's cultural sector, while raising questions about what responsibility a person has when they claim a heritage they say they cannot prove.
Thomas King's revelation he is not Indigenous sends ripples through culture sector
TORONTO — Thomas King's revelation that he has no Indigenous ancestry sent ripples through Canada's cultural sector, while raising questions about what responsibility a person has when they claim a heritage they say they cannot prove.
Thomas King's revelation he is not Indigenous sends ripples through culture sector
TORONTO — Thomas King's revelation that he has no Indigenous ancestry sent ripples through Canada's cultural sector, while raising questions about what responsibility a person has when they claim a heritage they say they cannot prove.
Thomas King's revelation he is not Indigenous sends ripples through culture sector
TORONTO — Thomas King's revelation that he has no Indigenous ancestry sent ripples through Canada's cultural sector, while raising questions about what responsibility a person has when they claim a heritage they say they cannot prove.
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