In this conversation, Inarra Aryane Griffyn and Edwina Murphy-Droomer discuss Daughters of Copper Woman by Anne Cameron. Innara reflects on how the book, based on oral histories from Canada's West Coast Indigenous peoples, influenced her. They delve into a powerful yet challenging topic: the impact of colonialism on women in these cultures. The chapter they're reviewing, "The Women's Society," highlights the strength of a society open to all women, where social or political status held no sway, and even slaves could join if invited. 

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