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Lindsay Katsitsakatste Delaronde
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Jamie and Lindsay meet at the Kahnawà:ke canoe club. With its wealth of memories and symbols, the place nurtures a touching conversation during which Lindsay talks about identity, affiliation, her relationship with the St. Lawrence River, and how performance enables her to reconnect with her surroundings, including through the figure of the sturgeon. Through her ecofeminist approach, she draws close to her community’s ancestral traditions and resolves certain intergenerational wounds.
“It's very important for me to tell my people that they're powerful, right? That they're powerful, that they have a voice, that they matter, that I matter, you matter, you know?”
Jamie rencontre Lindsay au club de canoë de Kahnawà:ke. Riche en souvenirs et en symboles, l’endroit berce la discussion dans un échange très touchant où Lindsay parle d’identité, d’affiliation, de son rapport avec le fleuve Saint-Laurent et de la manière dont la performance lui permet de reconnecter avec ce qui l’entoure, notamment à travers la figure de l’esturgeon. L’approche écoféministe de son travail la rapproche des traditions ancestrales de sa communauté, notamment pour dénouer certaines blessures intergénérationnelles.
« Il est très important pour moi de dire aux gens de ma communauté qu’ils sont puissants, n’est-ce pas ? Qu’ils sont puissants, qu’ils ont une voix, qu’ils ont de l’importance, que j’ai de l’importance, que vous avez de l’importance, vous comprenez ? »
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