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1977 (Creation)
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1 audio reel
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File consists of an audio recording of a discussion of Mi'kmaw culture with Chief Marshall; the focus is on revival of culture with respect to: organizations, performing groups, folk dancing, tourist culture activities, music and games and problems of inter-marriage. This was recorded in Membertou.
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• Mi'kmaw Culture: The Mi'kmaq language among children
• Mi'kmaw organizations and the promotion of the language & culture
• Mi'kmaw dancing ...
• An Ojibway family (Kabatays) at the reservation - professional dancers
• Mi'kmaw music and instruments
• The language is spoken in the homes
• Future of Mi'kmaw culture looks good
• Mi'kmaw women lose status when they marry non-Indians
• Discrimination against other ethnic groups
• The Multicultural Association is divided
• Rules regarding Mi'kmaq transferring from one reserve to another
• Few Mi'kmaq work in Steel Plant or coal mines
• More Mi'kmaq are moving from C.B. now
• Language is taught in schools on two reserves
• The medicine man ...
• Intermarriage
• Land claims
• Hunting and fishing rights
• Few still trap and hunt for livelihood
• Discusses the different types of game animals