Land is not a commodity. In King’s novel The Inconvenient Indian, he asserts the significant relationship between land and the indigenous people. It is an important topic to depict on in a First Nations Studies class. In chapter nine King outlines the event of Kinzua Dam in the Alleghany National Forest in Pennsylvania. I will utilize the major concepts: Indigenous Knowledge; indigenous treaty-making tradition; and the film How a People Live to denote the importunacy of land and why it should be addressed in a First Nations class.
Land is essential to the First Nations people; it is the essence to sustainability. It is adhering to the language, and the principles of indigenous knowledge.
Land is essential to the First Nations people; it is the essence to sustainability. It is adhering to the language, and the principles of indigenous knowledge.