Elder In The Making | Episode 5: A Broken Treaty

What follows from the treaty signing is a genocide in slow motion. Elder Narcisse Blood shares his story growing up in residential school and the person he has become.
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[@skyerichards4906]

Absolutely, so important what you have done here. Thank-you Chris!

[@toddwolfchild1444]

I went to New York with the late Narcisse blood in the summer of 2001 just a month before 911. I was glad to know him and called him my friend.

[@veronicahoilbriseno1052]

i'm gonna cry!!

[@sherrycarr3399]

Let the Beautiful People Heal! Be Proud of who they are! That is Truly the Love ❤️ of GOD!

[@fritzruttimann1517]

Good and honest words spoken by elder narcisse

[@joshuahuvenaars9021]

5:40 "it's like going to prison" 8:20 "It's like a rejected transplant" 13:00 "what sustains us"

[@jaredlanz5389]

What's the name of the song at the very beginning? The one that comes right after the rap song? Is that Indian song the same as the rap one? It starts at 0:37??? Sounds Blackfoot or Cree.

[@cindyvo6242]

Deep noots