What the Ancestors Say

In this compelling account, Odawa Anishinaabe journalist Sierra BiidaabanNadeau uncovers her ancestors' histories within the dark chapter of Indian boarding schools in Michigan, revealing stories of trauma and resilience. As she investigates archival records and connects with community elders, she sheds light on the lasting impact of settler colonialism and the enduring strength of Native resistance. Through her journey, Nadeau highlights the importance of acknowledging the past to honor and preserve Indigenous history and culture.