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This is a conversation with the great Dr James S Frideres about his new book First Nations in the Twenty-First Century published by Oxford University Press. Dr Frideres is a professor of sociology at the University of Calgary where he holds a chair in ethnic studies and is the director of the International Studies program.
We looked at issues surrounding residential schools, intergenerational trauma, heath and well-being and other important issues of First Nations and Canadians.
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