Thomas University: Violence and Canadian History

thomas university: Thomas University, according to Rabble. The second context and focus is the horrific violence done to Indigenous people in the part of Turtle Island known as Canada -- more particularly, Canada's tendency, while seemingly redressing the violence, at the same time minimizing, covering up the violence, and even perpetrating new types of violence, duly theorized as help. Roland Chrisjohn, member of the Oneida Nation and professor at St. To begin with the second of these, such obfuscations have happened throughout Canadian history, but to start in contemporary times, jubilation and enthusiasm abounded when the Royal Commission on Indigenous People was formed. The Commission was to visit a huge number of Indigenous communities. Finally, we were going to see an honest redressing of grievances, some figured. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.