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Tag Archives: racism
Memories
There are memories that haunt me, I see them in my distant past and wish they had never occurred. I Wish I Could ForgetI recall that as an innocent 6-year-old boy, hearing white people shout, “Go back to where you … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Dumont, Algonquin, Anishinabe, Indigenous, Memories, racism
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Genocide? Ask the Beothuk!
The Anishinabe (First Peoples) of past times looked with wounded hearts upon the destruction and death that the Residential Schools were bringing to their children and to their once powerful nations. The death toll of innocent children at the schools … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Idle No More
Tagged #MMIWG, Akikodjiwan, Algonquin, Anishinabe, Asinabka, Beothuk, colonization, genocide, Indigenous, Kichi Sipi, parole, racism, Residential Schools, spirituality, unceded
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DreamKEEPERS, Politicians, Chaudière Falls
I want all of you who took the time to send your most welcomed remarks congratulating me for receiving a citation (DreamKEEPERS Citation for Outstanding Leadership) to know how grateful I am that you did so. A friend of mine … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Idle No More, Spirituality
Tagged Akikodjiwan, Asinabka, Chaudière Falls, dream, DreamCorp, Islands, Martin Luther King Jr., MLK, racism, spirituality, Windmill Development Group, Zibi
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DreamKEEPERS Citation
Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) said, “We must not allow our creative protest to degenerate into physical violence. Again and again, we must rise to the majestic heights of meeting physical force with soul force.” Where did such inspiration come … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Idle No More, Spirituality
Tagged Akikodjiwan, Asinabka, Chaudière Falls, dream, DreamCorp, Islands, Martin Luther King Jr., MLK, racism, spirituality, Windmill Development Group, Zibi
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Standing up to the Haters
The ‘Big Spirit’ moon (January 15 – February 13) has shone a beam of her precious light into the dark valley of racism so it seems, with the editorial ‘Standing up to the haters’ which appeared in the Ottawa Citizen … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Idle No More
Tagged A Tribe Called Red, Aboriginal, Canada, Deejay NDN, Ezra Levant, First Nations, hate, Ian Campeau, Lorne Gunter, Ottawa Citizen, racism, Sun Media, treaties
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Perpetrators of Hatred
The topic was Idle No More, and suddenly the peace was broken. The voice of a very angry white man cracked from the radio perched in my cluttered kitchen. “If there is one thing I can’t stand,” he growled, “it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged #IdleNoMore, genocide, hatred, Idle No More, Indigenous, John A. MacDonald, racism, spirituality, victim
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Does a Hate Monger Know Anything About Honour?
An emotionally half-baked colonizer suffering from “Am Superior To – You” (AST-Y), a nasty virus now plaguing Canada in epidemic proportions recently said, “It´s time to dismantle the Indian Act and to do away with Indian reserves”. He advised that … Continue reading
Posted in Idle No More
Tagged #IdleNoMore, Aboriginal, Albert Dumont, Attawapiskat, Chief Theresa Spence, Cree, Harper, Indigenous, media, protest, racism, treaties
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Chief Theresa Spence – They Call Her a Terrorist
The Indigenous Peoples of this land are the first of Canada’s founding nations. As Aboriginals we are fortunate that Kichi Manido (God) saw fit to place us here and to trust in us that we would forever be “keepers of … Continue reading
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Tagged #IdleNoMore, Aboriginal, Albert Dumont, Attawapiskat, Chief Theresa Spence, Cree, Harper, human rights, Indigenous, media, politicians, protest, racism, treaties
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