Maintaining Indigenous Languages
Today, only Cree, Inuktitut, and Ojibwa are thought to possess enough speakers to be sustained indefinitely. In recent decades, the revitalization of Indigenous languages has been associated as a human right.
Ronnie Neiman
Hi, my name is Ronnie, I identify as two-spirit. I am gender non-conforming, non-binary and asexual. Love is love, and kindness is everything.
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An Ongoing Epidemic for Indigenous People
There are many issues that plague Indigenous people that the federal, provincial, and territorial governments turn a blind eye to. One of those issues is the missing and murdered Indigenous Women. Indigenous women and girls in Canada face greater risks of violence and homicide.
Reasons to Write and to Write Well
"Because I Said So!"
Abnormalities Found... No, that is the Grave of a First Nations Child
The Use and Usefulness of Language
Maintaining Indigenous Languages
Overrepresentation of Indigenous People in Canadian Prisons
Importance of Gender Identity for Mental Health
Sixties Scoop History is Not History, It is Now!
Gay Erasure Keeps Happening!
Originality of Thought and Knowledge
Titles of My Life — A Poetry Portfolio
Depression Does Not Always Give a Choice
Dead Naming is Shaming
A Long Acronym and Too Many Umbrella Terms
