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Most refused to listen then, more understand now
['Melissa Martin']
Winnipeg Free Press
JOHN WOODS / FREE PRESS FILES There is more orange in Winnipeg now, writes Melissa Martin.
Maybe, in the silence of those long nights away, you ached for your family, your language, your home on the land.
What I mean is this: many of you spoke, and kept speaking, and in time, people began to listen.
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A day of ceremonies and events; a day to wear orange, because it’s brightness speaks to the light of your spirits.