Does what it says on the tin. If you've read much of the Reconciliation from an Indigenous Perspective genre, this isn't saying a whole lot that's new. However it's an excellent of the genre, and if you want somewhere to start this is a good one. Good lays out the issues clearly, and is a compelling storyteller. One chapter that stood out for me was about the history of Indigenous literature in Canada and the U.S., which is a topic I'd love to read a whole book about. It definitely gave me the extra push to find some of those older books. Good also made a striking point about the artist who sacrificed time they could've been using to make art in order to build the infrastructure for other artists to grow.