Dismantling Colonial Structures in Public Health: The Journeys of two First Nations Women

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Thank you for this it is sadly true and continues today in the current education curriculum in healthcare

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Systemic issues when dealing with: Indigenous peoples African Americans LGBTQ Autistic humans I think we all need to get together and end this once and for all. As an autistic "human" I relate. Thank you for uploading this. These systems do not care about us. I'm the stereotype white guy, yet I'm not welcome in their world. My world exists before colonization. I personally relate much more closely to indigenous communities than I ever have to the white world. Yet, I am also aware that no matter how much I relate, I am not (,aside from maternal family lore) indigenous. I want to help people I relate to, but I also fully understand the White Knight thing and it sucks. I have social anxiety, literally shut down when in public. Yet I know I would feel at home and familial if I could attend a potlatch for example. It just feels like my grandmothers family. So I stand behind and support the best I can without interfering. Edit: Slowly change these systems? Nah, I'm brute forcing my way through with ongoing first amendment violations due to my disabilities. I'm trying to dismantle barriers to access for all.