Message from Candy Sero, Mohawk Elder, After Being Trampled by Trudeau’s Henchmen
Candy Sero, trampled Mohawk Elder, has a single message for the world: "Hold the Line".
Interview with Candy Sero, Mohawk Elder, Prior to Being Trampled by Trudeau’s Henchmen on Horses
Candy Sero is a Tyendinaga Mohawk Wolf Clan grandmother. She is fifty-one years old. On Friday, February 18, 2022, Sero, who uses a walker, was among those injured when police, mounted on horseback, charged into a crowd of protesters. This short interview was conducted prior to the horrific event.
Environmental Racism
"Listening to Mohawk activist Shawn Brant describe the apartheid design of indigenous poverty in Canada and elsewhere as a means of creating hopelessness and despair in order to continue colonial resource extraction, I was reminded that contrary to popular myths, there never were any good colonial intentions."