Jesse Wente on reconciliation, racism and his new memoir

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The National speaks with Jesse Wente, the first Indigenous chair of the Canada Council for the Arts, about his new book Unreconciled. Part memoir, part manifesto, Wente explores the flawed concept of reconciliation, digs into his family history and shares his own struggle with identity and racism.

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Posted: Oct 01, 2021 10:24 PM ET | Last Updated: October 2

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