A quick dive into the character of Mary Deer. A glancing nod to the indigenous people who once lived on the Rawley property, Mary Deer is the victim of this novels largest crime: The erasure of indigenous genocide. Also a foiled breaking and entering. Join us on a study of who we believe Mary Deer to be, and how we can support the continuing struggle of indigenous people today.
Content Warning: Serious talk of serious systematic injustice, police violence, genocide
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https://www.michiganradio.org/post/ojibwe-author-angeline-boulley-indigenous-nancy-drew-story-her-debut-ya-thriller
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