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ijcre-4802	Wilson, Ciann; Oliver, Vanessa; Flicker, Sarah; Sexual Health Network, Native Youth; Prentice, Tracey; Jackson, Randy; Larkin, June; Restoule, Jean-Paul; Mitchell, Claudia	'Culture' as HIV prevention: Indigenous youth speak up!	2016	15	.pdf	application/pdf	6528	267	48	In this article, we explore (a) the ways Indigenous youth involved in an HIV intervention take up and reclaim their cultures as a project of defining self, and (b) the way Indigenous culture can be used as a tool for resistance, HIV prevention, and health Ciann Wilson Vanessa Oliver Wilfrid Laurier University Sarah Flicker York University Native Youth Sexual Health Network Tracey Prentice University of Victoria Randy Jackson McMaster University June Larkin Jean-Paul Restoule University of Toronto Claudia Mitchell McGill University © 2016 by C Wilson, V Oliver, S Flicker, Native Youth Sexual Health Network, T Prentice, R Jackson, J Larkin, J-P Restoule & C Mitchell. BACKGROUND Tensions surrounding Indigenous culture and identity are situated in the nation-building history of Canada, in which racial classifications were layered upon legal definitions and were deemed necessary for socially constructing a ‘strong’ white settler society as superior to, and separate from, Indigenous communities and other racial minorities (Mawani 2002).	cache/ijcre-4802.pdf	txt/ijcre-4802.txt