This article made me quite uncomfortable when it mentioned that the "whites" were excluded from a meeting of the rest of the group, for a number of reasons. First, because from a practical perspective that seems like a surefire way to alienate potential allies. But more importantly, I always find it hard to believe that race is the overarching criteria that links  with oppression. That means that a wealthy non-white man in downtown Toronto is marginalized relative to an impoverished white single mother living somewhere rural? I don't buy it. But most tragically, this whole approach seems to exclude many of the people who would like to find ways to support improvements in northern communities and for the Inuit.