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Jody Wilson-Raybould: Today s Politics Are Toxic to Indigenous Women

SHARES MP Wilson-Raybould, then a Liberal, in 2019. Today she says, ‘I am still proud to be a member of Parliament.’ But the racism that drove fellow MP Qaqqaq to quit, ‘that’s real. That exists,’ she says. Photo by Justin Tang, the Canadian Press. It was already going to be a difficult day. Jody Wilson-Raybould went to bed the night before knowing that, on Thursday, news would break that 751 unmarked graves had been discovered on Cowessess First Nation territory in Saskatchewan, sending a ripple of grief throughout Indigenous communities already mourning thousands of children who never returned from residential schools.

McKenna one of at least 19 MPs not running again

McKenna one of at least 19 MPs not running again
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Why Canada Day festivities have fallen out of favour with some

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Baranyai: More soul-searching, less flag-waving this Canada Day

Baranyai: More soul-searching, less flag-waving this Canada Day | Kirkland Lake Northern News

Getty Images “As a brown woman, do not move too quickly or suddenly, do not raise your voice, do not make a scene, maintain eye contact, and don’t hide your hands.” I’m haunted by these lessons from personal experience, shared by Nunavut MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq. They bear a striking resemblance to “the talk” many African-American parents give their kids on surviving traffic stops. In her farewell message, Qaqqaq described being stopped by security regularly, and having guards jog down the hallway after her, as she entered her workplace: the House of Commons. Qaqqaq’s parting words were delivered with those of other MPs not planning to run in the next election. How tragic and altogether unsurprising that this duly elected representative does not feel welcome in the halls of power. It is a heartbreaking indictment of a federal institution she believes is not incapable of change, merely unwilling.

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