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Our day to talk about the elimination of racism

When we talk about the elimination of racism, health care and mental health should be at the top of the list in order to atone for the sins of racism and the differential treatment for Indigenous peoples, and to fix it. We’re still waiting.

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BY ROSE LEMAY
March 18, 2024

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