Ex Marks the Rot

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As stateed previously, please read or listen to Dr. Saliha Belmessous’ essay, Assimilation and Racialism in Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century French Colonial Policy, to put my identity in the proper context.I will discuss the French-Native m/Métis, which by convention refers to the French-Native mixed generally in the lower case, and a specific population of French-Native métis people when capitalized. Like mestiza, which refers to the children of Spanish-Native intermarriage etc., métis means

(This map depicts territories as of 1702)This series will be a response to questions and comments I get from time to time about my background. Before reading subsequent essays in this series, please access the information contained in this essay, “Racialism and Assimilation in Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century French Colonial Policy,” by Dr. Saliha Belmessous, a scholar of empires. Dr. Belmessous discusses the body of evidence for the social and political circumstances in both Old and New France

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