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Amplifying Voices: Robert Maytwayashing E2 / Ojibwe

Robert Maytwayashing is Anishinaabe, raised in his people on the Lake Manitoba First Nation in Manitoba's Interlake Region. Robert is also a pipe carrier and sweat lodge keeper.

Robert sings a song from pre-contact, a song of prophecy.

Learn more from Robert and other Indigenous speakers on Amplifying Voices – https://u-channel.ca/amplifying-voices/

Amplifying voices is in partnership with First Peoples Radio and is funded through the Community Radio Fund of Canada / Fonds canadien de la radio communautaire.

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