Celebrating Chinese-Indigenous Stories for the Year of the Ox
February 12, 2021
Happy Year of the Ox! To celebrate the day, we started to look at Indigenous-Chinese relations on Turtle Island and - while history is subjective - we found some amazing stories about Indigenous, Chinese, and Chinese-Indigenous peoples supporting and protecting each other that we would love to share with you. Gung Hay Fat Choy!
- The revolution will be translated
- Touring BC’s ‘Hidden’ History Shared by Chinese and Indigenous People
- From Musqueam to China: documentary tells story of Chinese-Indigenous family reconnecting
- Nisga'a ring in Lunar New Year with 2 days of celebration
- New online book club highlights Indigenous authors, lunar calendar
- The Moon plays an important role in Indigenous culture and helped win a battle over sea rights
What else should we be reading this year?
Send us your suggestions for books, blog posts and resources on Twitter @animkii or on Facebook.
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February 12, 2021
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