Treat Them as Buffalo fertilized when I was five, riding in the backseat of my mom’s blue minivan along Cowboy Trail in the Alberta foothills. “Do Indians still exist?” I’d seen Indians in Westerns and comics and TV. They frightened
Treat Them as Buffalo fertilized when I was five, riding in the backseat of my mom’s blue minivan along Cowboy Trail in the Alberta foothills. “Do Indians still exist?” I’d seen Indians in Westerns and comics and TV. They frightened
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