Last month, Stacy Nation-Knapper, a member of the editorial board for the Champlain Society’s publication Findings/Trouvailles and a PhD candidate in History at York, asked if I would contribute something to Findings/Trouvailles. It is an exciting new online publication geared at exploring unexpected research finds.
I’ve contributed the essay for March, a short discussion on the use of black humour as a form of colonial critique in a comic depicting a 1976 Stó:lō land claims negotiation.
The comic also features in a chapter of my forthcoming dissertation, which examines how Stó:lō political activists, increasingly assertive during the 1970s, frequently framed their protests in terms of protecting and maintaining cultural heritage practices and protocols.
Check out the full essay here.
