Love Your Creator : The Story of a Prayer Song Iroquois racism and colonialism retold from

racism and colonialism retold from Alicia Elliott's (Tuscarora) experiences

With the lyricism and emotional power of his award-winning poetry

qui transmet en toute simplicité la magie et l’imaginaire de sa culture natale et du monde de l’enfance

examines how patriarchy

He supported the granting of voting rights to Indians and edited Canada’s first Native newspaper to encourage them to vote

Love Your Creator : The Story of a Prayer Song Iroquois racism and colonialism retold fromBy Quuia Charleson and illustrated by Stefan Brunette. This is the true story behind a song that was once a hymn remembered from residential school. With the help of his family and community, especially the determination of his son, and encouraging words of his Grandmother, Knowledge Keeper Quuia Charleson, (Nuu Chah Nulth) has reclaimed Love Your Creator and continues to share both the song and its story through oral tradition at events and on