If Canada Can Do It, Why Not The U.S.?

Until the signing of ICWA into law, and well into the early 1980s, Native American children were rounded up and placed in Christian boarding schools, stripped of language, culture and families, based on the residuals of the peculiar institution.

Canada Acknowledges Abuse to First Nations
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has officially recognized Canada’s historical abuses toward aboriginals, and he is now calling on the pope to apologize too.
Posted by AJ+ on Thursday, December 17, 2015

As of the date of this posting, the United States of America has never formally apologized for how it has treated the poor children of Aboriginal, African. Asian, Hispanic, European or the amalgamated descendant generations of these impoverished immigrants, for the purposes of Christian assimilation.

Today, we call it foster care but now it is being privatized, again, as an unregulated, tax-exempt, religious class-based animus based on racial profiling.

I still call it chattel ranching and it is still being taught in our schools and universities.

A national apology is a reparation.

It is time for Congressman Conyers to rewrite the Reparations Bill H.R. 40 to include everyone, even the children.

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