271. Canada’s Dark Secret: Stolen Children, Unmarked Graves, & Survival Stories (Ep 5)
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Indigenous Identities and Historical Narratives
This chapter examines the evolution of terminology used for Indigenous peoples in Canada and Australia, emphasizing the importance of self-chosen names. It highlights Kamloops as a historical gathering site for Indigenous communities and discusses the impact of colonial policies, like the Indian Act, on their identities and cultures. The narrative reflects on the historical context of British Columbia, the fur trade, and the ongoing implications of colonization, urging a recognition of distinct Indigenous experiences and histories.
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