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> taking the native perspective into the education system > Including traditional aboriginal health practises into the health care system Thanks, but no thanks
by stackedinserter 5y ago
> taking the native perspective into the education system
> Including traditional aboriginal health practises into the health care system
Thanks, but no thanks.
> People don't die on reserves because they're lazy drunks(as is often portrayed), they die because they don't trust the Canadian health care system
Interesting take. When a white person doesn't trust "official healthcare", they are bigots/antiwaxers/idiots/you name it. But if they belong to FN, it turns out to be a noble thing. All of a sudden, "we've been doing it for hundreds of years" trumps science.
- beerandt 5y agoSame with education. It's horrible that these children were subjected to a sterilized, culture killing national/standardized education, and killed their individual culture. Also, opposing nationalized education curriculums for everyone else means you're an evolution denier, hate minority children, and probably still think we should teach math with numbers.