Ayah’s Prophecy: Uranium, Colonial Violence, and Dene Grounded Solidarity - THE FUNAMBULIST MAGAZINE

This entire issue’s idea came to Léopold in June 2024 after listening to Glen Sean Coulthard describe the 1998 visit of a group of Dene people to Hiroshima, during which the Indigenous delegation…

Contributors: Published June 17, 2025 This entire issue’s idea came to Léopold in June 2024 after listening to Glen Sean Coulthard describe the 1998 visit of a group of Dene people to Hiroshima, during which the Indigenous delegation formally apologized to the city’s residents for the role their land and labor played in the US nuclear bombing of the city. Glen’s words surely took an additional layer of meaning through the fact that they were uttered “on the land,” in Denendeh (Dene country) during the second “Grounded Solidarity” gathering at Dechinta that he describes in the first part…

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