Canada: 'Troubling Indian Student Says He's Not Strange | M'tanja

The famous Canadian writer, who adopted a foreign parent and whose work revealed “the hard truth of the injustice of Natural people In North America”, it has been learned from generations that do not have Cherwokee ancestors.

In an essay called “The most difficult Indian” published on Monday by the Canadian newspaper, Mr. Thomas king said that he learned the latest rumors within the art materials and areas that are arguing with his Cherokee appearance.

In mid-November, he met with members of the Taap, a group based in North Carolina that portrays people who are being identified. The king says that this group is the main source of rumours.

The list related to Taago told the king that he could not find evidence of Parwoke's parents on either side of his family. The king says he accepts the findings.

“It's been weeks since the phone call, and I'm still reeling. At 82, I feel like I'm torn in half, one housemate in a two-legged story,” she wrote. “Not the Indian I remember. Not an Indian at all.”

The California-born king, writer and activist, has lived in Canada since 1980, when he began working in Alberta studying at the University of Lethridge. He rose to fame with the work itself The Canadian ambassador said It is presented as “a presentation to analyze the economic, financial and political aspects of the current situation”.

King has said that the king grew up with the story that his father, Robert King, was not his normal father. Instead, Thomas King's widower Elvin was hunting, father believed to be Carwori's ancestors. But the grapes that work with Taago did not find evidence of Chirwoke ancestors in the part of the king's family.

King won a non-fiction award for his novel Chimwenye That same year, he was promoted to a partner of M'tanjapraised for his “leading work (which) continues to enrich our country's culture, and has changed our view of Canadian history”.

In an interview with the world and letters published on Monday, the king said that he wanted to return the award for the best Aborigines, which he received in 2003. “All my awards are written,” he said.

The king is the most famous person who is said to be the ancestor of the kind that has been inspired. Recently, in Canada, the Cobout Refutation Research says that the singer Marie-Marie was born in Massachusetts to white parents, not for parents Since he had just said it before.

The King says that he did not intentionally lead people astray, instead he truly believes that he had happy ancestors.

“Tiago asked me to apologize for my life, but an apology takes a crime, a crime,” he wrote in blood. “And I don't think that's right. In my work – founder, student, writer – I've covered myself in faith so much that I had blood.”

But he wrote that after seeing the evidence, he decided to ban the same “that's how hypocritical words can be said.