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Diverse group of Indigenous and Black women standing together outside civic buildings, with courthouse and school-like silhouettes blurred in the background to represent systemic intersections of racism and feminism.

What Is Racism in Canada (and How Does It Intersect with Feminism)?

July 20, 2026 donnaEquity and Representation, Indigenous Rights, Politics News

Racism in Canada is the systemic allocation of power, resources, and dignity along racial lines, privileging white Canadians while marginalizing Indigenous, Black, Asian, and other racialized communities through policies, practices, and cultural norms. It isn’t simply individual prejudice or isolated…

Why Indigenous people don’t vote when it comes to “Colonial Politics”

January 17, 2020January 26, 2020 donnaIndigenous Rights

Nations that are Indigenous are ruling their own nations. To be Anishinaabe means that one has committed itself to this truth. Nations of the Indigenous people don’t really mind voting for a system that is based on killing the life…

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The Value of Indigenous Arts

January 15, 2020January 26, 2020 donnaIndigenous Rights

Are you familiar with the dreamcatcher? Or the talisman icon? These arts originally came from Ojibwe in North America, a common area for Canadian souvenir stores. A campaign called the Reclaim Indigenous Arts was created to inform buyers of the…

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Diverse group of Indigenous and Black women standing together outside civic buildings, with courthouse and school-like silhouettes blurred in the background to represent systemic intersections of racism and feminism.

What Is Racism in Canada (and How Does It Intersect with Feminism)?

July 20, 2026

Meet Some LGBTQ artists from Canada

January 26, 2020

Endangered Species All across Canada

January 26, 2020
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