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adventure in the sandbox
Nov 24, 2005



Things change


Crow Jane posted:

In college, I took a History of Native America class. It was an absolutely fascinating semester, and the professor really knew his poo poo, but oh holy god was that a horrible, disturbing and depressing three hours a week. It became a kind of tradition that some of us in the class would stop at the pub afterwards, just to be able to process what we'd learned that day.

If you're looking for a book on the topic that will seriously get your blood boiling, we read this in class.

My grandfather is a Canadian residential school survivor. He was not permitted to obtain a high school diploma because, ya know, he is an Indian. This prevented him from becoming a pilot in the Forces. After everything he wanted to serve his country.

My grandmother has a Gr. 4 education, which she obtained during summer in a church basement. School finished by September because the native kids did not attend regular school with white kids.

:(

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