Losing my Language
By Cornell Pashe Imagine speaking a completely different language than your parents. How would you tell them when you were hungry? If you were hurting? How would you tell them that you love them? We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Losing my Language Back to video When John Kistabish left the Amos Indian residential school in Quebec, he could no longer speak Algonquin, while his parents could not speak French, the language that he had been taught in the school. As a result, he found it almost impossible to communicate with them about the abuse he ex...
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