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The two texts challenged me to consider how I might be contributing to ongoing systemic racism in schools through my own biases or reinforcement of Eurocentric practices in schools.

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canada has been hiding the dark past of racism

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one of the guys in the block Quebec was a racist

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Ontario and Nova Scotia were the only provinces to legislate racially segregated schools.

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one dude dismissed the other dude on calling him out as rasist

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The last racially segregated school in Ontario closed in 1965

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I learned that Jagmeet Singh is a G for pointing out that racist Bloc Quebecois MPP.

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These texts confirmed my thoughts about schooling in Canada. I already knew that the majority of student suspended from schools are Black and Indigenous so it being mentioned in the text confirmed my thoughts about schooling in Canada

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So one of the guys in the Block Quebec was a racist, but when one of the NDP leaders called it out. It was passed down and he was the one who owed the apology and not him

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The last racially segregated school in Canada wasn't closed till 1983

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i learned what they called the separate schools for black children.

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it's really hard to make a change and call someone out on a racist act in our society, and this is allowing for almost no change, as shown when jagmeet singh tried to call out the leader of the block quebec

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Jagmeet singh is one of the only leaders in canada to call out someone when they were racist.

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Mostly white people benefit from making cannibis legal.

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Canada has be hiding dark secrets from their citizens.

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One new fact that I learned is that Canada, and Canada's government officials haven't been taking accountability for the racism against indigenous peoples, and people of colour.

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The government has always tried to hide systemic racism, even now theyre still trying to

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These texts challenged how I viewed racism comparatively between Canada and the US. Whenever you think about it, it's always that Canada is so much nicer and we have way fewer issues surrounding it, but in reality that's not the truth.

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I learned that for some reason politicians can't and or shouldn't call out when another politician is being racist.

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They did not think that racism was a huge thing. Until later in the year.

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The video confirmed my thoughts that there has been racism in the goverment that public hasnt seen until other leaders poin it out

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Someone in the block quebec was a racist

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The video confirmed my thoughts on how Canada likes to dismiss racism and put more blame on the US when really Canada has a dark history as well. Canada tries to look like the good guys compared to the US but they are really the same.

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This video made me look at racism in a different perspective. Like our leaders are racist and that saying something.

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this has challenged my views on the leaders of our country, we cant have lying racist people running an amazing country such as Canada.

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this changed my thoughts about the power our leaders have to make change, and that if they really responded to issues like this they could make a change easily, but in this video I now know that even our leaders like jagmeet singh couldn't make a change when the leader of the block quebec was being racist

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something I learned in the video is so many other races were there at the blm protest.

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I learnt that segregation in schools across Ontario and Nova Scotia continued until the 80's which isn't very long ago.

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That after everything Canada hasn't once taken action to fight off any of these racist issuses

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Someone in the bloc Quebec was actively promoting racism but when Jaghmeet Singh called him out, the blame was put on him and he was kicked out of the room for not apoligizing.

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This changed what I think about racism in U.S.A and Canada, I always thought that racism was worse in The U.S. But in reality racism is very bad in both U.S.A and Canada.

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These texts challenged me to think about how even though it's said that racism has gotten so much better it's still a huge problem and isn't as uncommon as it's said to be.

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I learned that when politicians call other politicians racist, the politician that said it has to apologise.

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This confirmed my thoughts on how racism doesn't seem to be a huge priority to many politicians and the government when it needs to be. For years the government has tried to hide Canada's past. Many politicians will not acknowledge when the community and other politicians are calling them racists. They will not make the changes that are needed. Segregation has improved but racism has not disappeared.

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This video made me change my thoughts about racism and all about what has happened (the Black Lives Matter things).

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The video confirmed my thoughts about racism in Canada compared to the U.S. Canada tries to put more of the blame on the U.S. but in reality, racism is just as bad in Canada as it is in the U.S.

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the government never cared about indigenous people, they only bothered to care after the public wanted them to. they will do anything to look good in the public's eyes even though under all the lies are greedy racist people.

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This changed my thoughts about the amount of racism in America but in reality, we are worse.

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this video made me look at racism in a whole other way

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These texts challenged my thoughts and views on how the racism in Canada, contrasts that of the U.S. I always thought that maybe in Canada, it isn't as bad, or isn't as present. But clearly, in the text we see that racism has had an enormous lasting impact in Canada too. In fact, Canada housed segregated schools until 1983, though racism has continued to affect many, showing us the reality of this situation.

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This changed my thoughts about racism in Canada and how we are working to end it. Even our leaders get kicked out when they try to make a change. Canada is really not as great as it is viewed as.

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That politicians are racist and try to hide it.

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It took until 1983 for Canada's last racially segregated school to close.

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These two texts have changed my thoughts on racism as a whole, like the whole time I thought that the USA's racism situation was worse than what the situation looked like in Canada. But in reality, it's equally as worse as the USA's racism situation.

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This video confirmed my thoughts on how Canada is not as great as it may seem. We always compare ourselves to the United States and say that we are so much better but we aren't.

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This changed my thoughts about how Canada is "better" then other places like the U.S. A. Our History is similar and we face the same issues. It surprises me when Dough Fort says "Thank God were not like the U.S.A" I don't think he understands that we're more alike then he thinks.

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The video and text changed my thinking a lot. It showed to me that the world is crueler than I thought. That people who are racist will treat the other races like trash.

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In Canada, racism has been extremely serious, and harmful to people of colour, and indigenous peoples. In the article, we learn that in the past, in extreme cases, Black children were denied access to schooling and education.

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The video and text challenged me to think about our leaders, Canada cannot be led by racist people.

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This video caused me to reconsider my position on racism. Like as if our leaders are racists, which is serious. Racism in the United States has always seemed to me to be worse. But, racism is a serious problem in both the United States and Canada.

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These texts challenged my ideas about racism in Canada and the United States. When you really think about it, you always assume that Canada is lot better, nicer, friendlier, and that we have far less problems, but this is not the case. Both countries have the same problem.

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This video confirmed my beliefs on how Canada tries to deny racism and place more blame on the United States although Canada, too, has a complex history. In comparison to the United States, Canada attempts to look to be the "nice person", but when it comes to racisms, both countries are basically the same.

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These challenged my thoughts on our government and how it deals with racism.