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An evolution in queer indigenous oral histories through the Canada Indian residential school settlement agreement

ABSTRACT The Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement ushered First Nation, Metis, and Inuit people, along with their non-indigenous neighbours in Canada, into a transitional justice era. Indian Residential School survivors still alive today were finally able to share their truth about the human rights violations they experienced as children while in Indian Residential Schools. As a Health Canada Resolution Health Support Program worker I was able to witness the resilience embodied by the most courageous people I have ever met: able to survive the cultural genocide inflicted by the Canadian government, and their sweeping policies to get rid of the Indian in the child.