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David Lewry
David Lewry
Continued Genocide in Canada
Continued Genocide in Canada
Wednesday 9th April 2025
David and Darcy discuss the millennial scoop, child welfare system, and ongoing genocides in this powerful episode of Voices In Recovery Podcast.
128 minutes
Raw
Honest
Informative
Non-judgmental
Thought-provoking
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David Lewry
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Stories from survivors and warriors living in the world of recovery. We can and do recover in many different ways and these stories are from incredible humans living their second, third, hundredth liv...(view more)
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Get the buttons here!Exposing Systemic Racism: Child Welfare and Colonial Control
Episode Overview
- The child welfare system continues to enforce colonial control over indigenous communities.
- Systemic racism is embedded within the child welfare and prison systems.
- The ongoing genocide in various regions highlights global injustices.
- Forced incarceration in Alberta is disguised as treatment.
- Personal reflections on the impact of government policies on marginalised communities.
It's meant to continue white supremacy and it's actually purposefully doing that.
In this powerful episode of Voices In Recovery Podcast, hosts David Lewry and Darcy dive into the harsh realities faced by indigenous peoples in Canada. They discuss the millennial scoop and how the child welfare system continues to enforce colonial control over indigenous communities. This conversation sheds light on the systemic racism embedded within these systems, aiming to assimilate indigenous children and erase their cultural identity.
The episode doesn't shy away from difficult topics, including the continued genocide in Palestine, Congo, Syria, and other regions. It also touches on the forced incarceration in Alberta disguised as treatment. With a blend of personal anecdotes and broader social issues, this episode offers a raw and honest look at the struggles faced by marginalised communities. David and Darcy's candid discussion encourages listeners to reflect on the ongoing injustices and consider how they can contribute to change.
This episode is not just informative but also a call to action, urging everyone to recognise and challenge the systems of oppression that persist today.