Colonialism and its policies hurt our children

The truths that must be told will force us to abandon the beliefs that no longer serve us. When we nullify false narratives, the real work of building a fair and just society will move beyond aspiration to reality.
Our kids deserve equality and equity. We share a common positive hope and vision where our children are happy and healthy, surrounded by the love and care of their families living in safe and vibrant communities, writes AFN National Chief RoseAnne Archibald.
Non-Indigenous Canadians are grappling with the truth that this country is built upon genocide. Further, we have proof and horrific evidence that our families, particularly our children were the innocent victims in, what I call, institutions of assimilation and genocide. Our ancestors, grandparents...

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