George Copway

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George Copway, also known as Kah-ge-ga-gah-bowh, was a notable Ojibwe author, speaker, and advocate for Indigenous rights in the 19th century. Born in the Ojibwe Territory of Ontario, he became a prominent figure in promoting Native American culture and issues during a time of significant change and challenge for Indigenous peoples. Copway's writings, including his autobiographical accounts, offered insight into the life and struggles of the Ojibwe Nation, reflecting not only his personal experiences but also the broader context of Native American life in North America.