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In the book, Dying from Improvement, Sherene Razack looks into indigenous people’s deaths in police custody. Aboriginal deaths in police custody have been on the rise, and it has always been attributed to individual errors or lack of judgment. Razack then tries to prove otherwise by looking at inquest and inquiries made of indigenous deaths … Read more
Colonialism is not just a thing of the past, and those who recognize its presence will fight hard against it. For as Franz Fanon put it in his book titled The Wretched of the Earth, “The need for this change exists in its crude state, impetuous and compelling, in the consciousness and in the lives … Read more
Land is considered mother earth to Indigenous Australians, the source of all creation, yielding all the necessities of life- food, clothing and shelter dated back since over 40,000 years ago when Aborigines first came to Australia. In present period, Indigenous still are spiritually linked to the land rights of this country, which will be further … Read more
A vast majority of modern societies around the world view Canada as an accepting nation that embraces a variety of different people, and hosts many diverse cultures. For instance, in the 1920’s not all Canadians were free from discrimination, and although most people were embracing this time of prosperity with new inventions and exciting lifestyles, … Read more
According to the Metis Elder, Tom McCallum, “The more we listen to other people’s views, the more our vision will open up and we will start to… be able to see from all perspectives and respect those perspectives. That is what creates our wholeness, to walk in balance and harmony, to respect other people’s way, … Read more
