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Rosemarie Kuptana: The Female Leader Who Fought for the Rights of the Inuit People
- Canadian History for Kids: True Canadian Heroes - Indigenous People of Canada Edition
- Narrated by: Dr. Michelle Carabache
- Length: 14 mins
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Rosemarie Kuptana: The Female Leader Who Fought for the Rights of the Inuit People
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Publisher's Summary
Rosemarie Kuptana is no ordinary woman. She is a Canadian politician and an Inuit rights activist. She is also a broadcaster and a journalist. But did you know that she was born on an igloo while her parents were out hunting? Her birth into the world is the best introduction to her story of great will and greater actions. Listen to know more about Rosemarie today.
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