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Racist imagery of indigenous people are being created for others to take as an advantage to gain money as a way to be successful in life.
(Future History)
(Season 1 episode 11)

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All of the indigenous creations of drums, feathers , dolls and etc were being reversed and made by manufacturers represents the narrative that was created for indigenous and by the colonizers after they took everything that was sacred to indigenous people.
(Future History)
(Season 1 episode 11)

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Reclaim Indigenous art is a website giving free access to what is cultural appropriation and who its hurts and why it’s harmful. Parts of Canada who have access to cultural appropriation such as gift shops and national parks are claiming indigenous artwork are listed onto the website to notify those who pass through the website know that cultural appropriation to indigenous people are affecting them emotionally due to not having their recognition be recognize.
(Future History)
(Season 1 episode 11)

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Indigenous culture is open in sharing their culture with others such as their foods, dances, and stories but the indigenous have their own voices and are the ones who should be telling their own stories of hardship and honouring their creation.
(Future History)
(Season 1 episode 11)

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The Indigenous culture is avoiding and getting rid of mass produced and cultural appropriated items to reclaim their creativity and identity in what they create as their own culture that are hand made and not manufactured in China specifically.
(Future History)
( Season 1 episode 11)

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Ashukan Cultural space is located in Montreal that is space dedicated to beautiful and meaningful handmade indigenous products such as beading,moccasins , artwork , jewelry and clothing that they then pay back the money upfront to those artist who created their pieces to fight poverty, social exclusion, and to give voice to marginalized communities that have no access to the cultural dialogue you find in urban centers.
(Future History)
(Season 1 episode 11)

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The Anishinaabe teaching of honesty is very valuable and was the first teachings given to young children as they growed up into young adults.
(Future History)
(Season 1 episode 11)

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In the fashion industry there are people such as designers and retailers who are making profit off of indigenous wear by just taking the culture and turning it into a different design that would best represent their brand.
( Future History)
(Season 1 episode 11)

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indigenous fashion has been turned into a theme wear for events such as coachella where you see most non-indigenous people who seem to have a fetish for the culture without knowing why that piece of garment is worn or why it's important to that culture.
( Future History)
( Season 1 episode 11)

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Indigenous culture and stories are being used and told by non-indigenous people , franchise and business who create the culture as their own with even placing recognition towards indigenous people. Objects and products  that are indigenous based are being replicated by manufacturers in China and India to promote to other buyers to sell as their own.
(Future History)
( Season 1 episode 11)

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The use of basic objects that natives spot on the land are used to create the most precise pieces that showcase as art.
( Future History)
( Season 2 episode 1)

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English is very dominant and forces the lost of the Inuktitut language to fade away. That is why the community stands together to have day cares, learning centers , and art around the Iqaluit city to promote and acknowledge their culture so then it is carried on to others after them.
( Future History )
( Season 2 episode 1 )

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The common Inuktitut tradition is for parents to name their small children after someone who is no longer with them physically to allow their ancestor to live their life through a new being and allowing that new being to also live their life behind their ancestor.
( Future History)
(Season 2 episode 1)

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The naskapi caribou coat is worn to please the caribou and its spirit after the animal has been hunted as resources used in indigenous culture
( Future History )
(Season 2 episode 1 )

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Indigenous people are already living in post apocalyptics times that are used as tools to talk about colonization and what is it like to be a survivor of genocide or cultural genocide. Indigenous people are fighting back for the survival of their land and getting back their recognition
( Future History)
(Season 2 episode 1)

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The recover of the Anishinaabe power is shown throughout this episode to take back and gain that recognition to claim back what was theirs from the beginning.
(Future History)
(Season 2 episode 1)

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The group of seven's work are significant to Canadian history because their bright colours,tactile paint handling and simple yet dynamic forms were used as a  showcase to show the empty land before anyone else came about.
( Future History)
(Season 2 episode 1)

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Canada is acknowledging the art form of natives in a variety of ways such as beading, art of canoe,clothing attire and the agriculture.
(Future History)
(Season 2 episode 1)

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The Inuktitut alphabet is one of the resources used in the Inuktitut daycare that showcases the alphabet and the meanings in the Inuktitut tradition.
( Future History)
(Season 2 episode 1)

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The Inuktitut daycare strongly promotes on keeping the Inuktitut tradition alive and focus on all the basic resources for a child to learn ONLY in the Inuktitut language. The people of the culture believes that it's better to introduce the learning aspect and language of Inuktitut when children are at a younger age because it will be known to them as grow up.
(Future History)
( Season 2 episode 1)