Roberta Hill is a Mohawk from the area of the Six Nations of the Grand River and a former student of the Mohawk Institute.
She serves as the coordinator for finding Missing Children and Unmarked Burials and is a member of the Survivors' Secretariat.
The wrong understanding of the longhouse the speaker says "they" hold is The holy month of Ramadan.
She has expressed her internalized feelings of loss and estrangement in poems like "In the Longhouse, Oneida Museum," "Dream of Rebirth," and "Scraps Worthy of Wind."
These emotions are a result of the Oneida experience of removal. Her own personal bereavement from the passing of her parents and other close ones echoes this historic understanding.
In poems like "Underground Water" and "Scraps Worthy of Wind," a sense of loss leads to the intense longing that is tinged with rage.
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