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Indigenous Rights & Trade Agreements

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Residential Schools & Indigenous Education

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Photos from Indigenous Education Initiatives - Superior Greenstone DSB's post ... See MoreSee Less

New kindergarten School in Fort William First Nation ... See MoreSee Less

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...here's a question: when a colonial institution sets up shop on a First Nation reserve is this reconciliation or just more colonialism? ...what were residential schools, but colonial-run, religious educational institutions educating Indigenous kids! ...is anyone going to put a few tough questions to these folks? ...clearly the two colonials in this video are giddy with excitement : |

Why is this not a model of a completely First Nations run school? The principle symptom of colonialism is that the colonizer always claims the final word, the final decision, and especially, final control of the colonial cash. De-colonization means, to my mind, respecting Indigenous autonomy and independence based upon the founding constitutional principle of the Two Row Wampum. This does not appear to be a Two Row Wampum educational institution. Does Fort William First Nation run this school from top to bottom based upon independent Indigenous tax dollars collected from their traditional territories?

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