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‘Denying our truth’: The fight against residential school denialism in Canada

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over a century in Canada, Indigenous children were taken from their
homes and placed in schools where they were stripped of their identities
and abused. Activists have pushed for recognition of this history — but
a backlash has formed, seeking to deny the trauma. |
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"They're trying to share a fake, different story about Canada's history, and they're denying our truth."
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