In honor of Indigenous People’s day, we decided to bring you stories on the topic. Dana tells us about the tragedy of Residential Schools in Canada. Many Americans don’t even know of their existence and what occurred at those schools. Nydia tells us the real story of Sacagawea. Here’s a hint: she didn’t accompany Lewis and Clark because she was looking for adventure. Cindy gives us some insight into missing and murdered Indigenous women; a tragic situation happening right under people’s noses. 

For dinner this week, Cindy made us turkey with a side of baked baby potatoes and corn salad. For dessert, she presented us with cranberry bliss bars.  The wine this week was Dos Minas Torrentes, a spicy aromatic wine with a vibrant citrus flavor. 

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Listen to Indigenous Voices:

Residential Schools: Historica Canada 

Where did we get our info? 

Promos:

REVERIE TRUE CRIME

Where did we get our info? 

Dana:

Canada-Independence

Residential-Schools

Indian-Residential-Schools

Indigenous-Residential-Schools-System

Stolen Lives Indigenous Peoples

John Macdonald and First Nations

St Anne Residential School

Native American Culture

Canadian Indian Residential Schools

Nydia:

Sacagawea History

Sacagawea Facts

Untold Story

Cindy: 

Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women

Missing Indigenous Woman 

What did we eat?

Baked turkey breast

Roasted potatoes 

Corn Salad

Copycat Cranberry Bliss Bars

What did we drink?

DOS MINAS TORRONTES

Theme Song By: 

Jon Katity

Organ

Teleport

Barf