About those land acknowledgments
Indigenous Peoples see the hypocrisy of land acknowledgments without any work to back them up. Don’t stop affirming Indigenous Peoples at the start of meetings, but there'd better be more than boilerplate land acknowledgements in departments, organizations, conferences and companies.
OTTAWA—Land acknowledgments are an expected protocol to start meetings and even in email signatures. But what are they accomplishing? One can imagine the email from the feds to First Nations police chiefs, refusing to fund them equitably to any other police force...
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