Lynn Beyak case reveals systemic racism in Senate ethics procedures, full stop
It is systemic racism to allow a non-Indigenous person to decide what is anti-Indigenous racism without any consultation with Indigenous persons.

Lynn Beyak retired from the Senate on Jan. 25, four years after she began her outlandish claim that Indian residential schools (IRS) were really not that harmful to the thousands of Indian children who attended them, but were instead characterized by an abundance of good. A year later, she posted nu...
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