The Berlin Blues Human Rights and visionary

and visionary

On each page appears a special poem about the Corn

Despite these misgivings the author has portrayed the complex history of Plains peoples into a brief history that spans one hundred years

at some times

shaped and driven by women and by Aboriginal people

The Berlin Blues Human Rights and visionaryThe Berlin Blues is a play by Ojibwe playwright Drew Hayden Taylor that captures his characteristic satirical voice. In this play, the setting is a small Ojibwe reserve community facing the dilemma of sacrificing their traditional values for the exploitative economic development proposed by a German based company. The business proposal drops into the lap of the band office's economic development officer who deals with a German couple who plan a theme