Indigenous Healing as Paradox : Re Membering and Biopolitics in the Settler Colony Grade Six how it feels to gain how it feels to gain a sense of belonging Gorman introduced the photographer to the vast Navajo Nation and slowly Kawano found that the story of these veterans was virtually unrecognized in American history The book centres late twentieth century Indigenous social histories in Treaty #3 territory and cities in northern and southern Ontario to show how practices of re membering—mobilizing traditional ways of being and knowing towards social repair and rejuvenation of the collective—are in part enabled by tactical engagements with the settler state which fuel the emergence of an Indigenized biopolitics from below and risks inherent to Indigenous biopolitical tactics is inflected by attentiveness to the longstanding role of liberalism in settler colonial social dismemberment of Indigenous peoples