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Willie Littlechild, former Mulroney-era Alberta Progressive Conservative MP and a former Grand Chief of the Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations, also served as a commissioner on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and is a residential school survivor. He's pictured here on July 25, 2022, in Maskwacîs, Alta.
He left the biggest word for the last, on the flight home. “I asked for forgiveness for what has been done, which was genocide, and I did condemn this.” The week of speeches and messages worked up to the truth of the horrors of racism that created the space for the removal and abuse of children, the genocide, and the institutional responsibility of the country and the churches.
These are the same civil servants and Hill climbers who now need to apologize. Fighting the truth of genocide is pretty much as colonial as it gets. Some civil servants and top ministerial political staffers are quietly reflecting on their actions to fight the facts of genocide. But this is the next step in your journey of truth, and you need to do your part.
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