Advancing Racial Equality through Insights from Canadian Indigenous Art and Literature

Abstract

The purpose of this qualitative study is to explore the promise of racial equality through insights from Canadian indigenous art and literature. Research and creative artistry are connected in this discussion to policy, education, and ecosystems. Researchers of indigeneity advance perspectives on colonization and accountability to decolonizing all aspects of aboriginal life within geopolitical contexts. Methods used were a targeted literature review of indigenous writings and an analysis of Canadian indigenous art productions. 'An overarching idea establishes indigenous voice as truth telling about, and tribal protest of, colonialism as a problem of humanity. Dismantling colonial systems is an activist goal.