Hello,
I would like to start a blog about history,
past to present.
Especially from the perspective of people,
from the many different aboriginal first nations.
Second Nation People with Non "American" aboriginal ancestory ,
are welcome to share thier own tribal culture if known?
Example,
my known aboriginal ancestors are from Scotland and Ireland.
The goal of this blog is to learn more about the negative effects colonization has had on First Nation Peoples.
And to educate Second Nations Peoples about these facts.
What facts do first nation people,
find important to inform second nation people?
Example:
Many second nation peoples are ignorant of the fact and impact ,
residential schools have had on ALL aboriginal people.
Noting any facts related to the topics is appreciated now and for future discussion.
It would be better than good to have input,
from at least one or more people from every indigenous nation.
This is my first blog and any advice is always appreciated.
Asking questions, comparing and correcting information,
for accuracy is encouraged.
Does anybody know the Mi'kmaq name for Prince Edward Island?
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Unceded Territory Vs Ceded Territory (Opinions Appreciated)
Unceded Vs Ceded
Unceded Territory
= No treaty Signed
= Permission Required from the First Nation Government Involved.
= No Pipeline, No Mining, No Fishing, No Farming, Etc...without First Nations Permission.
Ceded Territory
= Treaty Signed
= Permission Required from BOTH First Nations and Second Nations Government. (According to individual treaties signed)
= No Pipeline, No Mining, No Fishing, No Farming, Etc... without BOTH First Nations and Second Nations Permission (According to individual treaties signed.)
(The above is my own interpretation,
correction is always appreciated.)