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#NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation (#TRC Day)
What #TRC Day does…
What #TRC Day does not do…
What we must do…with urgency…
#NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation (#TRC Day)
Jody Wilson-Raybould 王州迪Vancouver Granville
@Puglaas
#NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation (#TRC Day):
What #TRC Day does…
What #TRC Day does…
1—Honours the children;
2—Educates and focuses public attention;
3—Supports healing processes;
4—Promotes reflection on our past, present, and future;
5—Brings out necessary truth-telling
What #TRC Day does not do…
What #TRC Day does not do…
6—Change the reality on the ground in communities;
7—Lift a family out of poverty, provide clean drinking water, or return a child home;
8—Change colonial laws & uphold Indig rights thru new laws, policies & practices;
9—Confront & address systemic racism
What #TRC Day does not do…
What we must do…with urgency…
10—Focus more on substance than symbolism;
11—Reject performative reconciliation & demand true implementation of Indigenous rights;
12—Recognize that reconciliation is beyond partisanship;
13—Support the rebuilding of Indigenous Governments & Nations; and Act.
We must act each and every day—individually and collectively—to create the space for a more just, equal, and inclusive society.
Jody Wilson-Raybould 王州迪Vancouver Granville
@Puglaas
September 30, 2021
#NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation (#TRC Day):
— Jody Wilson-Raybould 王州迪 Vancouver Granville (@Puglaas) September 30, 2021
What #TRC Day does…
—Honours the children;
—Educates and focuses public attention;
—Supports healing processes;
—Promotes reflection on our past, present, and future;
—Brings out necessary truth-telling.
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