WARNING: This story contains disturbing content. Viewer discretion is advised. Queen Elizabeth II’s death and the accession of King Charles have revived a long-standing debate about the monarchy’s role in Canada’s colonial history. The outpouring of grief for the Queen has generated a wave of mixed emotions from Indigenous peoples. As Neetu Garcha explains, it’s provoked unresolved intergenerational trauma.
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‘They sanctioned children being raped and murdered’: Grief for Queen ignites unresolved trauma for Indigenous peoples
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