by, Margaret Pokiak-Fenton and Christy Jordan-Fenton. The consequences of residential schools impacted Margaret for the rest of her life, Margaret was abused and humiliated for being who she is as a native living in canada. The book has many social injustices, as an aspect of racism where she is persecuted for growing up with such a culture, the schools also having right vs wrong rules where practicing your own culture is wrong and what they’re teaching is right, also the freedom of expression is
Racism is a type of oppression that one group of race is more powerful than the other. Whites are the the dominant group and Colored people are the minoritized group. Colored people are categorized as “bad” and white people as “good” which influences their opportunities in the real life world, such as jobs. There was a test to show how embedded racism is in society. Kenneth Clark and Mamie Clark, two psychologists, devised an
been a problem from early civilization and have always been the issue in our society. The racism belief that one race is superior to the other race by color, class, and status. It is the different discourse of racial minorities from other racial groups in society. In many countries, some people receive benefits from the color of skin while others oppress for the same reason. The criminal justice system of Canada and America established equality and fair treatment to all under the constitutional law