Why spirituality is central to Indigenous mathematics
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Phelan Johnson here, and I host a podcast about the legal cases that changed Canada. It's called See You in Court. And we've been working on a story about residential school survivor Willie Blackwater. At just thirteen, Willie held a knife to his rapist's throat. It was the first time he stood up to his abusers at residential school.
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I'm Nala Ayand. It's the University of Waterloo Student Drum Group performing the Mohawk Friendship song in honor of mathematician Edward Doolittle, who delivered the 2025 Hagee lecture at the university. Yeah, I like this one. Yeah. All right, thank you all for the invitation and for the uh Thanksgiving address Mohantangala with Dakota.
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