A new documentary is a cry for decolonization across the Arctic
"Twice Colonized," five years in the making, portrays Inuit lawyer Aaju Peter and her decades of battle with colonialism past and present.
If you have been wondering what it feels to be colonized, to find that your land, your people, your body and mind have all been subjected to the will and whims of a foreign colonizer, Aaju Peter and the new documentary, Twice Colonized, in which she is portrayed, will most likely help.
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