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    indigenous peoples in the Western Hemisphere since 1492 and since 1607. It is predicted that there is an estimate of 370 million indigenous people spread out across 70 countries in the world. Among these indigenous peoples, many have special traditions in which they retain social, cultural, economic, and political characteristics that are distinct from those of the much larger and uprising societies in which they live. Their culture is very distinctive with their traditions. The indigenous…

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    land of Aboriginal people and they were restricted to practice culture, spirituality, language and visiting their own ritual sites. The first people of Australia. The indigenous people, the first owners of the land we live in. people who lost everything in post colonization. Loss of culture, family, identity, lost sacred sites, loss of lands. People who were treated as servants and exploited. Though now there is some significant dates for Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander people such as…

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    Indigenous people. Since the first European settlers came to Canada, the way of life, traditions, and culture of Indigenous people have been threatened. Additionally, their mental and physical health have been impacted by methods of assimilation and government policies . Numerous diseases were introduced to Native communities thanks to the contact with Europeans . However, the social conditions of Indigenous people also contributed to the creation of health problems . Today, Aboriginal people…

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    The overrepresentation of indigenous people is a substantial issue in our country that requires attention in order to maintain a positive relationship with the Aboriginals and remove any negative stigmatization against the indigenous culture (Welsh & Ogloff, 2008, pp. 492-494). This remains an issue in our society because there are increasing numbers of indigenous people in prison throughout the provinces due to systemic racism within the legal system, crimes committed due to socioeconomic…

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    past year I have become more socially aware of missing people. I started off following Missing Manitobans, Bear Clan and Winnipeg Police. It was incredibly eye opening to see how many people were going missing and some of the common traits, Indigenous and Female. Almost every time a white individual would go missing the post would be shared by numerous members of my friends and family, but when the individual was Indigenous than fewer people would share it. I brought this up to several of my…

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    invisible to the people around him. This is the reason that he created Invisible People. Invisible People is a “nonprofit organization dedicated to changing the way we think about people experiencing homelessness” (invisiblepeople.tv). Mark Horvath’s main goal is to raise awareness about the homeless population and his message is being well spread through the use of social media. Mark Horvath has based his organization, Invisible People, around the fact that many homeless people are ignored on…

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    Young people and civil rights I speak to you today about the second civil rights movement is happening.Police have been killing young African American men and women for no reason other than that they are black, so they must be bad? That is completely false African Americans are equal to Caucasian people the biggest difference is our skin is darker. At the front line of a new movement against racism are young African Americans. With this information I know that the second civil rights movement…

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    People come together for many different reasons. In the days since my Uncle Ricky got hurt on his motorcycle and found out he had cancer people have really come together and been there for him. People have gathered together and thrown him a “Celebration of Life” party that over 150 people came together to celebrate. My Uncle Ricky was a truck driver so we brought in the trucks and blew the horn for him one last time. Just like in the movie Freedom Writers, how the black people came together with…

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    hide their true identity, the same masks also obscure one’s vision. Written by Flannery O’Connor, “Good Country People” explores the lives of four characters who have different backgrounds and specific traits spanning from intense manipulation to outward rejection of others opinions. By utilizing an omniscient narrator and developing the four different characters in “Good Country People”, Flannery O’Connor displays how regardless of the background one comes from, one can harbor a sense of…

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    From the very beginning, it is clear that “racism” is the central theme that Nadine Gordimer tackles in her work July’s people. South Africa witnessed racial segregation for many years under the apartheid regime. It was based on the belief that some races are better than others moreover the unfair treatment for those who belong to a different race. As a famous satirist and social reformer, Gordimer sheds the light on racism from its different perspectives either physical or mental in order to…

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