Ask an Elder: Reconciling with Canada's History of Genocide
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2020
- Myseum of Toronto and Elder Duke Redbird brought back Wigwam Chi-Chemung, this time to an online and physically distanced format.
Throughout the summer Elder Duke Redbird hosted, “Ask an Elder”; an intimate online experience for individuals or groups of families/friends to engage with, ask question(s) of, and learn from Elder Duke Redbird’s perspectives.
Learn more about this initiative on our website:
myseumoftoronto.com/programming/outlineask-an-outline-elder/
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Thankyou for this video to help us understand what took place...💕🇨🇦🤗
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amazing video. thank you for this conversation. i'm second gen chinese so i have to figure out my role and responsibilities with respect to indigenous peoples, this has helped. :)
Agreed
I am shocked at the ignorance and denials of some settlers when faced with the truth. I feel sick reading some of these comments.
I believe the Elder's and survivor's accounts of the true history of Turtle Island and the planned and executed genocide of Indigenous nations. 🧡 Allies and accomplices need to do more so that the truth will no longer be denied.
I agree with this. My father used to say that everyone should have arrived as if we were guests and live as immigrants. Learn the language, celebrate the events, protect the culture. We all should connect to the indigenous people in our area. Instead of erasing indigenous culture we need to make it stronger.
Sorry.. but didn't the Mohawks do the samething to the Hurons. Its a part of human history throughout the world. Its not just here in Canada. Its not stolen.
Hundreds of years ago in Canada native tribes were fighting and killing each other for control of the land tryingto "steal" it from each other . It was only when European people came here and dominated all the tribes that a country was eventually formed.
Anybody happen to know how many land grants the natives in Canada get ? The kid down the street got one a couple of years ago for 76 thousand ,and he says hes getting more of them bigger than that ? ,kids 18 ,Man did he have a party ,LOL for six months ,bought a new truck , smashed it up ,went out and bought another one ,must be nice .PARTY, PARTY hehehe
It’s important to not paint indigenous people as one because are not monolithic. We’re distinct sovereign nations. I don’t get whatever money you’re talking about.