US Edition1867, WA: Indigenous strong language about politics
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1867, WA: Indigenous strong language about politics
Totally un-translated Chinuk Wawa in the local paper, 114 historically significant words of Indigenous anger. Can you read it? The locals could, you betcha. It sounds like a pretty exact quotation of a Native person of northwestern Washington’s Olympic Peninsula whose dignity has been insulted by a really ignorant US bureaucrat: Our Siwash [Indigenous] reporter expresseth himselfin regard to the late “potlatch,” [giveaway] thusly: Nah, mika pa…
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