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I spent a day with Indigenous people to learn the truth about misconceptions and seeking justice. āøThis episode is sponsored by BetterHelp ā go to betterhelp.com/padilla to get 10% off your first month. āøGo to rocketmoney.com/padilla to cancel your unwanted subscriptions.
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0:00 INTRODUCTION
3:36 GROWING UP ON A RESERVATION
5:18 BEING TREATED DIFFERENTLY
7:49 NATIVE ERASURE
9:37 NATIVE STEREOTYPES IN MEDIA
11:54 THE BOARDING SCHOOLS
16:43 THE FUTURE GENERATIONS
18:17 SPONSOR
20:11 FIGHTING THE STEREOTYPES
23:57 RECLAIMING NATIVE TRUTH
24:59 NATIVE CULTURE IN MEDIA
28:48 HEALING THE TRAUMA
30:42 THE JOYS OF IT ALL
32:34
Views : 257,839
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Aug 18, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.975 (119/18,879 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
As a Indigenous person, I am super thankful that you are doing a video on this! Please raise awareness of the horrific events that played in the residential schools.
Every Child Matters š§”
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as a german itĀ“s always so wild to me hear that american kids never learn about the bad things in their history (like genocide, wars, etc). "You canĀ“t teach kids about it!" ... Well.. we germans do.. I canĀ“t remember the first time I heard about the dark parts of my countrys histoy, what had happened.. I know US parents tend to be more protective about their kids but I think you CAN tell them, teach them, to be better and hopefully prevent the bad things from ever happen again...
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This is awesome! It would be great as well to do a day with Aboriginal Australians. As an Aussie, there is a lot of ignorance around the horrific historical events and current health of indigenous communities. It would really help to inform people outside of Australia as well!
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Im mexican and when doing a DNA test it came back telling me I was 38% mexican native and 8% Peruvian Native but none of my family had any idea what tribes or areas our ancestors were from and I think that erasure of the history of basically half of my dna is horrible.
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All my respect to this woman for coming up on a show and talk publicly about this terrifying stuff
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All these comments show the HUNGER people have to learn more, especially when this history is so kindly shared. Thank you to everyone involved!
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As someone of the indigenous land, I think Anthony did an amazing job interviewing these guys
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As an indigenous woman, this was refreshing to see these topics spoken about š„² My family was also affected by these boarding schools. Both guests were amazing and raised awareness about many of the most important topics in our communities.
Please also raise awareness for MMIW (Missing, Murdered, Indigenous Women) ā¤
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as a first nations youth from canada, seeing anthony freaking padilla post this and amplify indigenous voices means so much to me i can't even begin to explain.
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As a Canadian we learn about the horrors of these school
I am glad this is being shared
Every child matters š§”š§”
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I'm glad we have another one of these episodes again. Don't get me wrong, the celebrity/youtuber episodes are great too, but I prefer episodes that involve regular people that just happen to be different from the norm in some way.
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As an Indigenous person from Saskatchewan, it's been hard watching these Residential schools unearth horrors they tried to repress. But knowing we are coming together to create the world our children deserve makes it better, it comes back to accountability and taking back what belonged to us all those precious years ago.
We are Here! And Every Child Matters š§”
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The thing I love most about these interviews is that it doesnāt feel like an interview. No one is put on the spot, all the questions flow, and it just feels like we are all having a conversation together. Itās basically a podcast but I get to watch it.
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Iām MĆ©tis in Canada, my great grandma and great great grandma both attended residential schools in Saskatchewan. I dont really know much about the schools in the USA but in Canada there has been over 1,900 children as young as 3 found in unmarked mass graves. Itās truly a genocide that is completely ignored by the majority of not only Canada but from what I understand all of North American.
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I would love a part two with residential school survivors. Itās such an important topic.
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Im native american (navajo) and i just want to thank you for using your platform to boost our voices and our longtime ongoing problems. It means so much to me and probably many others
Every child matters š§”
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My grandad was born in an "Indian town" and routinely hid is younger cousins from the police and church in cabinets and closets and when they would come looking for kids to take away to boarding schools. My great grandmother named him William to try to help him blend in. It was until very late in his life when he too back and legally changed to his native name, yoshi nahbebayashe. The government didn't even have to erase us themselves sometimes, people were so scared that they erased culture for them.
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Growing up with the only exposure to my native culture being movies like Pocahontas always made me feel terrible because I felt like everyone forgot about Native Americans. If I wanted to read a book about an indigenous character it was always about them being indigenous and never just being a person that was also indigenous like I saw with almost every other race. I also am from a lesser known tribe and never being able to have the resources to learn more about my culture after it being washed out of my family was always difficult. Seeing videos like this from such a popular creator truly means so much to me and the indigenous community ā¤
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almost cried when i got this notification. iāve been requesting this since you started the series. thank you on behalf of all indigenous peoples
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