As non-Indigenous, I wear my Orange Shirt for 3 days - I think (for me) one day just comes on quick and then disappears quick. Your presentation was very informative - Miigwetch!
@@MalloryRoseCo 3 days in a row - because if someone (and they will) notices I am wearing the same shirt 3 days in a row, they are more apt to ask questions or make comments. I like the idea too of at different times of the year. Glad you asked...:)
@@MalloryRoseCo forgot to tell you, I plan on lighting an Orange Candle at home too for that day...not everyone can get out and I think the candle is a lovely prayer offering - agree?
You're right Gail! I have another video called "Every Child Matters" that covers her story a bit, and another versions of Phyllis' story in this blog here also :) tribaltradeco.com/blogs/teachings/every-child-matters-orange-shirt-what-wearing-an-orange-shirt-means
I am learning so much from my 8 y-o kid. They learn in school about Truth and Reconciliation and then comments at home and we all as a family converse about it. Talk about it is a way to learn and honour all that happened. I am an immigrant in Canada and I feel so much about this past and I hope the future is better.
I LOVE that you're learning from your 8 year old 😁❤️ it's amazing that they're discussing some of the comments kids get at home too! This is really important how much the (outside the classroom, family) influences actually counteract the hard work that most teachers do to educate young minds on the true history. Thank you so much for sharing Ange 💕
I think it's a great way to get people envoled. I was married to an Indian man. Been to his reserve. I have always encouraged my kids to learn of their cultures. One daughter is going to the sweat lodges and learning much about healing meds. My grandson too. My other daughter was working with horses but had to stop due to many issues the other is a artisan doing jewelry and healing stones and dream catchers. My son is enjoying being on the lakes and rivers fishing and hopes to be a guide in his retirement days. I agree that the Indiginous people got a raw deal when the US and CA was being settled. I have felt that way since I was a child. Booze and drugs ruined my marriage and lots need to change for the kids of the future. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for your support Lynn, and for sharing your story! Sounds like you've got lots of rich culture all around you 😊My son is definitely the biggest reason why I try to create a kinder future for us all ❤❤
Thank you for this great, informative video! There are a lot of people who are not aware of Orange Shirt Day and I really hope they'll get to watch this 🧡🧡
Thanks so much for your support Jasmine! I hope so too - please share the link with anyone who might be interested! (this tells CZcams to show it to more people) Chi miigwetch!🥰
Thank you Mallory for answering these important questions - I have asked myself a number of these questions before and it’s helpful to have additional information and clarity on what this day is about and how to be an ally ❤
Another excellent video Mallory! I would just like to add when you started with number 5, I was expecting you to mention Phyllis Webstads’ story as the reason for the orange shirt but your point was still valid and on par with recognizing the importance of Orange Shirt Day. Niawen kowa
Thank you so much@@firstnationsoverland411!! Yes Phyllis' story only mentioned in the video that I pointed to, (I realized I shouldn't assume that everyone would click on it) but I decided to leave it out becuase it would have made the video too long. Maybe next time i'll create a longer video that includes a fully detailed explanation for everyone 😅😅
Thankyou Mallory...the video was awesome& created ideas in which we can participate in out community ...i feel wearing the orange shirt will generate questions& its an opportunity to spread the word& get community members involved. Thankyou again for being approachable, open& informative.this is just so great !!!
Hi Jackie thank you so much for your kindness! I agree wearing an orange shirt can creatae opportunities for conversations with strangers which is how awareness spreads like wildfire! Much appreciated ❤
Hello, could you do a video about the term 'indian summer'? I just used it to describe the gorgeous weather we are currently experiencing, but my husband reminded me that the term is probably offensive in origin and I shouldn't be using it. To me it evokes images of beautiful nature and harvesting and joy
We were taught the WRONG history in the 60's & 70's and more should be done to undo this wrong. We also posted a video to honour TRC & Orange Shirt Day.
You wanna know what actually happened in most residential schools? My mom went to one and was pregnant with me when she was 16 there. Nothing. Nothing happened. Absolutely nothing was wrong with her until all this awareness came to the spotlight. Now all of a sudden she's a victim and gets payouts and it's all alot of bullsh*t. Us real natives dont get defeated and we don't par take in these stupid fkn parades. ✊🏾 red power. ♥️ cancel orange shirt day. We don't have to tell the new generation anything it just keeps the parade going forever. Ffs.
Should always telling indigenous people to be oppressed because someone's troubled past hold grudges and never move on for peace? Some indigenous know how to move on. Its like be stuck with addictions and not have rehab to move on. Especially survivors asking.all money from government and donations....
It's definitely hard to move on but I agree with you it is necessary to move on in order to experience peace. It's really hard not to get stuck in the dark place 💕
I’m so exhausted at trotting out my trauma every year . I can’t wear an orange shirt, so sick of this . I just want to get on with my indigenous life . Apologies won’t heal you or me or your grandparents or great grandparents . therapy counseling and getting out of toxic family systems is the only thing that can help . If your in pain don’t look to a church or government -ask why your mom , dad or your kokum or cousins didn’t help you and why they abused you. Why do they get a free pass and cry on tv when there own children have been abused at there own hands? Talk about that . This is why white don’t buy this crap . You don’t have to live in a swamp . You can move . You can leave ! Ps had none of those kids been taken there would be 10xmore graves from malnutrition give your heads a shake grifters !
As non-Indigenous, I wear my Orange Shirt for 3 days - I think (for me) one day just comes on quick and then disappears quick. Your presentation was very informative - Miigwetch!
Thank you for being an ally Meggie! And for you kindness :) Do you wear it for 3 days in a row leading up to OSD or 3 different days in the year? 😁
@@MalloryRoseCo 3 days in a row - because if someone (and they will) notices I am wearing the same shirt 3 days in a row, they are more apt to ask questions or make comments. I like the idea too of at different times of the year. Glad you asked...:)
@@MalloryRoseCo also, I wear it 1 day before - the day of - the day after...
@@MalloryRoseCo forgot to tell you, I plan on lighting an Orange Candle at home too for that day...not everyone can get out and I think the candle is a lovely prayer offering - agree?
@@meggiecoughlin8305 thats amazing! - I love wearing clothing that encourages conversations with strangers 😁
yes these conversations need to be spoken - we all need to learn and understand Canadian history - all of it!!
You're absolutely right Valinda ❤️ Miigwetch for your support and insights!
You omitted the story behind the beginning of the orange shirt. Phyllis Jack Webstad
You're right Gail! I have another video called "Every Child Matters" that covers her story a bit, and another versions of Phyllis' story in this blog here also :) tribaltradeco.com/blogs/teachings/every-child-matters-orange-shirt-what-wearing-an-orange-shirt-means
Gratidão!!! A'ho!!!
Great video, Thank you for taking the time to do this.
Thank you so much for the kind words S B 😁❤
Thank you Mallory for your helpful video.
Thank you so much 💕💕 I'm so glad you found it helpful :)
Such helpful stuff. You're doing great service.
Thank you so much I really appreciate it 💕
I am learning so much from my 8 y-o kid. They learn in school about Truth and Reconciliation and then comments at home and we all as a family converse about it. Talk about it is a way to learn and honour all that happened. I am an immigrant in Canada and I feel so much about this past and I hope the future is better.
I LOVE that you're learning from your 8 year old 😁❤️ it's amazing that they're discussing some of the comments kids get at home too! This is really important how much the (outside the classroom, family) influences actually counteract the hard work that most teachers do to educate young minds on the true history. Thank you so much for sharing Ange 💕
I think it's a great way to get people envoled. I was married to an Indian man. Been to his reserve. I have always encouraged my kids to learn of their cultures. One daughter is going to the sweat lodges and learning much about healing meds. My grandson too. My other daughter was working with horses but had to stop due to many issues the other is a artisan doing jewelry and healing stones and dream catchers. My son is enjoying being on the lakes and rivers fishing and hopes to be a guide in his retirement days. I agree that the Indiginous people got a raw deal when the US and CA was being settled. I have felt that way since I was a child. Booze and drugs ruined my marriage and lots need to change for the kids of the future. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for your support Lynn, and for sharing your story! Sounds like you've got lots of rich culture all around you 😊My son is definitely the biggest reason why I try to create a kinder future for us all ❤❤
Your a trophy wife .. sickness prevails
Thank you for this great, informative video! There are a lot of people who are not aware of Orange Shirt Day and I really hope they'll get to watch this 🧡🧡
Thanks so much for your support Jasmine! I hope so too - please share the link with anyone who might be interested! (this tells CZcams to show it to more people) Chi miigwetch!🥰
Thank you Mallory for answering these important questions - I have asked myself a number of these questions before and it’s helpful to have additional information and clarity on what this day is about and how to be an ally ❤
Thank you for being an ally Sommer! And for the kind words 😁 I'm so glad to hear you found it helpful 💕
I’m non indigenous I wear my orange shirt and yes we talk about it to my students as I’m a educator and I would love to learn more
Thank you for being an educator and wearing your orange shirt! What specifically would you love to learn more about Tracy? 😁
Was your question answered here ☝🏼 or were answers you've heard before different?
Another excellent video Mallory! I would just like to add when you started with number 5, I was expecting you to mention Phyllis Webstads’ story as the reason for the orange shirt but your point was still valid and on par with recognizing the importance of Orange Shirt Day. Niawen kowa
Thank you so much@@firstnationsoverland411!! Yes Phyllis' story only mentioned in the video that I pointed to, (I realized I shouldn't assume that everyone would click on it) but I decided to leave it out becuase it would have made the video too long. Maybe next time i'll create a longer video that includes a fully detailed explanation for everyone 😅😅
Thankyou Mallory...the video was awesome& created ideas in which we can participate in out community
...i feel wearing the orange shirt will generate questions& its an opportunity to spread the word& get community members involved. Thankyou again for being approachable, open& informative.this is just so great !!!
Hi Jackie thank you so much for your kindness! I agree wearing an orange shirt can creatae opportunities for conversations with strangers which is how awareness spreads like wildfire! Much appreciated ❤
Very informative thank you very much
Thank you so much for the kind words 😁😁🧡
Great video. Thanks.
Really glad you liked it! Thanks so much Cynthia! 💕
Hello, could you do a video about the term 'indian summer'? I just used it to describe the gorgeous weather we are currently experiencing, but my husband reminded me that the term is probably offensive in origin and I shouldn't be using it. To me it evokes images of beautiful nature and harvesting and joy
So when should I wear it and are there any inappropriate days or times I should not wear?
September 30th for sure! But any other day you'd like to wear it also - you can definitely wear it then as well! Thanks for you question Pam 😁🧡
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We were taught the WRONG history in the 60's & 70's and more should be done to undo this wrong. We also posted a video to honour TRC & Orange Shirt Day.
You wanna know what actually happened in most residential schools? My mom went to one and was pregnant with me when she was 16 there. Nothing. Nothing happened. Absolutely nothing was wrong with her until all this awareness came to the spotlight. Now all of a sudden she's a victim and gets payouts and it's all alot of bullsh*t. Us real natives dont get defeated and we don't par take in these stupid fkn parades. ✊🏾 red power. ♥️ cancel orange shirt day. We don't have to tell the new generation anything it just keeps the parade going forever. Ffs.
Should always telling indigenous people to be oppressed because someone's troubled past hold grudges and never move on for peace? Some indigenous know how to move on. Its like be stuck with addictions and not have rehab to move on. Especially survivors asking.all money from government and donations....
It's definitely hard to move on but I agree with you it is necessary to move on in order to experience peace. It's really hard not to get stuck in the dark place 💕
I’m so exhausted at trotting out my trauma every year . I can’t wear an orange shirt, so sick of this . I just want to get on with my indigenous life . Apologies won’t heal you or me or your grandparents or great grandparents . therapy counseling and getting out of toxic family systems is the only thing that can help . If your in pain don’t look to a church or government -ask why your mom , dad or your kokum or cousins didn’t help you and why they abused you. Why do they get a free pass and cry on tv when there own children have been abused at there own hands? Talk about that . This is why white don’t buy this crap . You don’t have to live in a swamp . You can move . You can leave ! Ps had none of those kids been taken there would be 10xmore graves from malnutrition give your heads a shake grifters !
Every child matters is the biggest lie
Which part?
It's all nonsense.