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Watch @aliciakeys use her platform to speak up for Native rights as she accepts the Ambassador of Conscience Award: pic.twitter.com/KTakWxNGRK— Fusion (@Fusion) May 31, 2017
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Watch @aliciakeys use her platform to speak up for Native rights as she accepts the Ambassador of Conscience Award: pic.twitter.com/KTakWxNGRK— Fusion (@Fusion) May 31, 2017
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Watch @aliciakeys use her platform to speak up for Native rights as she accepts the Ambassador of Conscience Award: pic.twitter.com/KTakWxNGRK— Fusion (@Fusion) May 31, 2017
READ: https://splitfeathers.blogspot.com/2016/07/toxic-stress-ace-study-violence-trauma.html
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“My mother, who was 80 per cent native, warned us never to tell anyone we were Indians,” she says. The reason was heartbreaking: Long before Paulette and and her siblings were born, her mother had two children who were taken from her by authorities and put up for adoption.“She never saw them again, and she never, ever got over it,” says Steeves. “Because of that, it was really important to her to hide our Indian-ness.”
The National Indigenous Survivors of Child Welfare Network is pleased to announce the launch of our new logo and... https://t.co/RAcPPcSqMc
— Bill Stewart (@liamissa) May 1, 2017
The National Indigenous Survivors of Child Welfare Network is pleased to announce the launch of our new logo and... https://t.co/RAcPPcSqMc
— Bill Stewart (@liamissa) May 1, 2017
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