Joe's Speakeasy

This story is about my grandfather, Joseph Carriere. Our stories as Métis people shape us but often have gaps in knowledge and detailed information because of the fear and oppression put on our people. In this recounting on the land of my grandpa, I imagine how life was knowing that the past has informed the present.

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The Canadian Journal of Indigenous Studies
Published
2025-08-15
DOI
https://doi.org/10.36939/cjis/vol1no1/art13
Primary Topic
Music History and Culture
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Joe's Speakeasy

Carmen Carriere
The Canadian Journal of Indigenous Studies
Music History and Culture
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Joe's Speakeasy

Carmen Carriere
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Abstract

This story is about my grandfather, Joseph Carriere. Our stories as Métis people shape us but often have gaps in knowledge and detailed information because of the fear and oppression put on our people. In this recounting on the land of my grandpa, I imagine how life was knowing that the past has informed the present.

The Canadian Journal of Indigenous StudiesVol. 1(1)
Métis National Council (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Music History and Culture
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