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Rebecca Alty

95 words · 4 sentences · 5 clauses

Replying to Lori Idlout (Liberal)
“Uqaqtittiji, residential school denialism is on the rise, which harms survivors and their families and communities. Denialism allows systemic racism to persist. It tries to hide that indigenous children were killed and buried at residential schools. The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation helps keep this truth at the forefront. Would the Minister of Crown and Indigenous Relations say what our government is doing to ensure that Canadians understand the continued impacts of trauma inflicted on indigenous people?”
Statement grade
A
Average 94 / 100
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Claims 69%Reasoning 14%Promise 17%

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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 27 wordsefforts to deny, distort or minimize the truth about residential schools is deeply harmful and will always be condemned. Denialism is a cruel rejection of well-established facts, Reasoning · 13 wordsand it undermines the truth that is essential to reconciliation with indigenous people. Claims · 39 wordsThat is why our government is moving forward with a $5-million investment in education and public awareness so that Canadians can continue to learn from survivors, their families and communities and better understand the painful legacy of residential schools.1 Promise · 16 wordsWe will confront denialism with the truth and ensure that it is never erased or forgotten.Vague promise

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