Indigenous people are over represented in prisons. The system is inherently racist.
The link works fine and you didn’t even read the article and are already making up strawmans.
Someone wants to pretend that generations of genocide didn’t happen. Out of touch white people stealing everything from indigenous folks and then having the audacity to demand for “equality” after rigging everything in their favour. Smug Europeans are nothing special.
It is not, it refers to men. Don’t ascribe that term on women.
Don't pin this on the metric system when the misinformation is largely coming from Uncle Sam.
you're really trying hard to avoid understanding comparisons and I'm not a dude.
So you would do anything the law tells you? “We were just following orders” did not cut it for the Nuremberg trials.
I mean they care about the animals and nature. Protests are meant to be disruptive. The law is not always moral.
Center for Organizational Research and Education
The organization defends the alcohol, meat, and tobacco industries and has been critical of organizations including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Center for Science in the Public Interest, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the Humane Society of the United States, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, and the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.
Dallas Brodie must be forced to resign.
He's just being a massive disappointment selling out canadians.
6 year old and 5 year old cards. It was too soon for them.
They’re ruining LinkedIn and GitHub as well.
“We keep going to the most expensive, least effective system, most expensive in terms of human and social cost, but also financial cost, the amount of money that it will cost to put in place more prison beds, more people being held longer in custody if those resources were invested in communities, in particular in First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities, we would see far better results.”
“We already know that Indigenous people are significantly overrepresented in Canadian incarceration facilities,” Rheana Worme, a criminal defence lawyer from Kawacatoose First Nation in Treaty 4 and practicing in Saskatoon. “Indigenous women make up 50 per cent of the federal prison population and Indigenous youth make up 40 per cent of all youth admissions in provincial and territorial correctional facilities.”
“The practical application of this bill is that we are going to see more Indigenous people behind bars, not because they’re dangerous, but because they can’t meet bail conditions that were never designed for Indigenous people, for remote communities, or for under-resourced communities.