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Kanatase Horn
Kanatase Horn is a member of the Mohawks of Kahnawake, but currently lives in the Ottawa region with his family. He is a doctoral student at Carleton University, in the Department of Law and Legal Studies. His work challenges the frequent assumption that cities are incompatible with expressions of Indigeneity, and instead celebrates how Indigenous peoples have developed strong urban communities over the decades.