I was given a copy of Boyden's novella, Wenjack, for Christmas. You know, the Wenjack whose memory Gord Downie has championed and whose plight and fate can help teach Canadians generally about the injustices of residential schools. Given Boyden's work and efforts to raise our collective consciousness I would think that that First Nations would be happy to embrace him as one of their own. They are lucky to have have a voice such as his, speaking out and insisting we notice. Instead APTN brings us a debate about racial purity. Amazing.