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Part One of Crosses in the Snow explores how the Ku Klux Klan gained a foothold in Canada and how white supremacy shaped politics, belonging, and the treatment of Indigenous peoples. It opens the story that Parts Two and Three carry forward—from historical violence and resistance to the ways these ideas persist, reorganize, and influence public life today. What happens when the burning crosses disappear, but the beliefs behind them remain?
Annie Mae Aquash… a life stolen, a voice silenced. Who knew the truth behind her death? Secrets, betrayal, and courage… a story history tried to bury.
(A Bonus episode. Just fifteen minutes, but it felt right to start with the story of Annie Mae — a story that continues to inspire and challenge us to listen, learn, and remember.)
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In the dimly lit corners of society, where shadows dance with silence, lies a gripping true crime podcast that dares to confront the untold stories of Indigenous peoples, minorities, and people of…
Join your host, Angelina Bowen, as she leads you into the heart of uncomfortable truths. Each week, alongside a diverse array of insightful guests, Angelina dives deep into the pressing issues that shape our world—colonialism, racism, and the socioeconomic forces that perpetuate crime and victimization within marginalized communities.
Prepare yourself for a journey that intertwines personal stories of struggle and resilience with critical analyses of systemic injustice, from our Missing & Murdered to unanswered Cold Cases. Together, we will confront the hidden realities that demand our attention and ignite our passion for change. Your voice matters in this vital conversation. Tune in, share your thoughts, and become part of The Opposition movement that seeks to bring light to the dark corners of injustice. The time for action is now—will you join us?