Unbroken

In this powerful memoir and investigative journalism piece, award-winning Gitxsan journalist Angela Sterritt shines a light on the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women. Drawing from her own experiences surviving life on the streets, Sterritt combines personal reflections with in-depth reporting to explore the impact of colonialism and racism on Indigenous communities. From Vancouver's Downtown Eastside to Northern BC's Highway of Tears, Sterritt navigates dark and dangerous territory to shed light on the injustices faced by Indigenous women and girls. With empathy and determination, she demands accountability and exposes systemic racism, while celebrating the strength and resilience of Indigenous women. This is a captivating and important read that highlights the need for justice and equality.