As We Have Always Done by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson is a profound exploration of Indigenous resilience and resistance in contemporary society. The author, a member of the Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg, weaves together personal narratives and cultural histories to confront the ongoing legacies of colonialism. The Story In this compelling work, Simpson articulates the experiences of Indigenous peoples in a world that often marginalises their voices. Through a blend of storytelling, poetry, and critical analysis, she examines the intersections of social justice, cultural identity, and political movements. The narrative is enriched with reflections on community, kinship, and the power of land, inviting readers to consider the importance of Indigenous knowledge in shaping a more equitable future. Why Readers Love It Simpson's lyrical prose captures the essence of Indigenous life and thought. The book challenges readers to rethink their understanding of history and justice. It offers a fresh perspective on the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous communities. Perfect For This book is essential reading for those interested in social and cultural history, especially regarding Indigenous issues. It resonates with scholars and activists alike, as well as readers of Simpson's other works, such as This Accident of Being Lost, who seek to deepen their understanding of Indigenous narratives and the ongoing fight for social justice. “Simpson's voice is a powerful reminder of the strength found in community and cultural continuity.”
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