I found these suggestions inspirational.
But as a Métis person I would assert that schools and curricula are still important issues to tackle.
Off reserve FN, non-status FN, Inuit and Métis do not have an opportunity to segregate, nor would most of them choose to do so.
But as a Métis person I would assert that schools and curricula are still important issues to tackle.
Off reserve FN, non-status FN, Inuit and Métis do not have an opportunity to segregate, nor would most of them choose to do so.
https://twitter.com/andrealandry1/status/1404826754338934785
I completely understand the desire to segregate. Since the people who continue to work towards genocide look exactly the same as those who are allies, it’s frightening to trust anyone.
But there are good people in the world.
But there are good people in the world.
I married one. I have friends from other cultures and ethnicities and I want the freedom to be me anywhere, not just safe enclaves.
I understand the desire to keep kids away from negative influences. Self esteem is developed when you’re young.
I understand the desire to keep kids away from negative influences. Self esteem is developed when you’re young.
That’s why it’s crucial that we keep fighting for our children to be educated in a safe and supportive environment.
So maybe we need both. Segregation for those who prefer it and integration for those who don’t.
Just a thought.
So maybe we need both. Segregation for those who prefer it and integration for those who don’t.
Just a thought.
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