<p>Cassel explains how the past year has affected him as an actor and how he portrays Josiah. This leads to an exploration of the concept of love and the connectedness of people. Then John and Cassel finally address the elephant in the room; the mass graves found at Residential Schools.</p><p>https://www.kingstonist.com/news/letter-requesting-removal-of-sir-john-a-statue-in-kingston-city-park/?fbclid=IwAR0VM53SoIQsoa6S_VJuc0Wffx-TA_dX9ky58-dMTx6DWaMUnt3w-gY3XX0</p>

Cassel explains how the past year has affected him as an actor and how he portrays Josiah. This leads to an exploration of the concept of love and the connectedness of people. Then John and Cassel finally address the elephant in the room; the mass graves found at Residential Schools. https://www.kingstonist.com/news/letter-requesting-removal-of-sir-john-a-statue-in-kingston-city-park/?fbclid=IwAR0VM53SoIQsoa6S_VJuc0Wffx-TA_dX9ky58-dMTx6DWaMUnt3w-gY3XX0

Wawahte Part 3 of 5

Racism has deep roots in North American culture, and unpacking it can be overwhelming. John and Cassel start by having the conversation, and asking the big questions. Each episode, they bring big suitcases to the table, and unpack each item one by one. They invite you to listen in on the conversation, and hope that you will continue the discussion in your own circle.

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Wawahte Part 3 of 5

Wawahte Part 3 of 5