J a M Kinsella

J.A.M. Kinsella is an atypical citizen to a dictatorship disguised as a democracy. As was the case with most Regime citizens, Kinsella grew up oblivious to her country's true history. That all changed one day when Kinsella encountered impoverished Native Americans in a grocery store. This brief glimpse into the plight of the First Nations initiated Kinsella's realization that her home country isn't as nice as it likes to portray itself. Since this observation, Kinsella has been dreaming of a better world that treats all people fairly while contemplating what she can do to help Native Americans. A recent pandemic which devastated many Native American communities prompted her to act. She wrote "Corn, Crown, and Conflagration" with the intention of exposing the enduring oppression of the Navajo and Hopi peoples in the twenty-first century.