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- Mom, look there's an Indian
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- She is not an Indian sweetie, she is Indigenous
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- What's that?
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- Why don't you ask her
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- Okay
- Excuse me miss, Can I ask a question?
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- Hello. Of course you can ask me anything
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- What's the difference between an Indian and Indigenous person?
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- That's a good question.Here I'll explain it to you
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- many years ago we were under the Indian act. While we were under it we were called Indians for legal reasons.
- way back to the 1400 to 1900 we were called Indians by the British government
- not to get u confused with Indians that originate from southern Asia
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- As time passed on people started to recognize that the term Indian was a little out dated and could be viewed as racist.
- now we are called Indigenous because we are indigenous to the land and we originated from this land.
- Many Indigenous people are from different nations For example I am Metis But there are other tribes like First Nations and Inuit.
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- Wow I never knew that. I will never mix up those two names again.
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- Okay that sounds good. It is good to acknowledge where people are from, thank you for asking.
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- okay have a nice day.
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- This is why it is important to recognize peoples different culture. When I was young I thought Indians and First Nations were the same and meant the same thing, little did I know they were two completely different names that meant very different things.
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- This story accurately demonstrates what all of us should do in case we are unsure and this will lead to fewer misunderstandings.
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