In that brief exchange, it was re-inforced to me how needed this book is. He did not say "show me the bodies," but his whole body language changed as I highlighted what the book was about. People need to hear the truth. /end
In Banff for a convention with my husband. While here, I finished reading @SeanCarleton and @Niigaanwewidam 's book Truth Before Reconciliation, which discusses Residential school denialism. I had chat with someone and I mentioned I'd just finished the book. /1
Treason is not too strong of a word:
Alberta separatists made a deal with Republicans, offering Canadian resources for help breaking up our country:
@globeandmail https://t.co/bISkUPFUvv
Men who don't speak out against other men who are sexual predators are just as complicit as the perpetrators themselves. Men with platforms should be speaking out.
What is residential school denialism? University of Manitoba professor Niigaan Sinclair explains that it isn’t the denial of the existence of residential schools – it’s the downplaying of experiences that have been proven time and time again.
You know who was pretty quiet today regarding the masked white supremacists mobilizing in Kamloops with residential school denialism on the eve of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation? @PierrePoilievre. Here he is posing with the group's founder.
Sunday a.m. thought:
Calling a guy a “pussy” is an insult. Saying he has big balls is a compliment.
A woman can push a baby out of hers. I could knee my husband in the balls and he’d curl up and howl like a baby.
Which one is the weaker body part, people?
Coffee, anyone?
A buttload of Roma tomatoes, four hours on my feet peeling and canning and I have 5 jars of tomato sauce. That's all. Fortunately, there are more out in the garden.
Opinion: It’s not disloyal to criticize the government’s handling of Trump – but it can be, @acoyne writes https://t.co/xrlODniB2H
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