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The Berlin Blues Human Rights shaped and driven by women

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shaped and driven by women and by Aboriginal people

On each page appears a special poem about the Corn

The legends or traditional narratives are retold in this collection

recount their stories

and visionary

The Berlin Blues Human Rights shaped and driven by womenThe Berlin Blues is a play by Ojibwe playwright Drew Hayden Taylor that captures his characteristic satirical voice. In this play, the setting is a small Ojibwe reserve community facing the dilemma of sacrificing their traditional values for the exploitative economic development proposed by a German based company. The business proposal drops into the lap of the band office's economic development officer who deals with a German couple who plan a theme

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