The Legacy of Grand Chief George Manuel: “Neither Left nor Right, we must find our own path as the Fourth World”
Rudolph Rÿser
Volume 23, Number 2 (2025) 23 (2): 47-52
Palabras clave Neskonlith funeral, 1969 White Paper, National Indian Brotherhood, 1971 Canadian delegation to Tanzania, community organizing, Canadian constitutional patriation, Constitution Express
Resumen
This article was originally published in Vol. 2, No. 2, September 1989.
Reflection on funeral (1921-1989), historical background on Manuel, organized communities at the local level even though gov didn't like. Ideal of self-determination, Canadian White Paper 1969, changing strategies, National Indian Brotherhood, Canadian delegation to Tanzania and New Zealand, saw realities of nation-state conflicts, orgnaizing trans-national meetings with indian groups (world council for Indigneous peoples, idea of the Fourth World. Travels, Universal Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, President of the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. detication. Issues with Canadian constitutional patriation, gave confidence and hope to nations around the world.
Rudolph Rÿser
Publicado agosto 20, 2025
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