Now You Know Me: Seeing the Unhidden Truth in Settler Colonialism

Now You Know Me: Seeing the Unhidden Truth in Settler ColonialismNow You Know Me tells of a journey of understanding between two old friends who grew up in different worlds in the same small town of Powell River, BC, on traditional Tlaamin land. Joe Gallagher, who is Tlaamin, and John Matterson, who is white, were friends as teenagers but went their separate ways before reconnecting 35 years later and truly getting to know each other. As John began to listen more deeply to Joes history, they journeyed together

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all of us together

and a wolf

a supernatural gateway between worlds

This new edition expands on the material in the former edition with many new and additional colour photographs taken from the air as well as while boating in the area

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In what he says is the most important piece of environmental writing in his long and award-winning career

When he wakes up naked

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The journey ends at Behchoko

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