> who owned the land where the campus was built I understand that it is important to raise social awareness about some things. People should not be afraid to t

> who owned the land where the campus was built I understand that it is important to raise social awareness about some things. People should not be afraid to talk about real issues. Freedom of speech, the need to listen to people/citizens/customers &c. That said, the cheerful, forced vapidity in that video is embarrassing. None of those parroted statements is worth a tinker's cuss historically. And none of it is worth a damn in the present time either unless the corporation is going to give billions in reparation to the tribes that were permanently evicted. Is the Land Acknowledgement Theatre really a strategic attempt to avoid paying damages in many potential class-action law suits? Is that corporate fear really what drives most of these obsequious recognition statements and policies?