How to fight systemic injustice against racialized, Indigenous people 

The perception of race profiling takes place when entering courts and is viewed as an offender or a victim for indigenous and racialised lawyers and judges. In a joint project of the Lawyers' Society, the Indigenous Bar Association and the Law Society of Ontario on page where can i get free legal advice 22 of the "Guide for Lawyers Working with Indigenous Peoples," indigenous communities have noted and are still distrusting the Canadian legal system for good reasons: The following are http://www.bbc.co.uk/search?q=indigenous lawyer the main reasons:

"As law has evolved in Canada, many indigenous peoples have become distrustful of Canadian law systems and their professionals. From the viewpoint of the Indigenous people, the legislation was planned and intended only for and never intended to represent indigenous peoples. One just needs to remember the over-representation of aboriginal children and families who are active, in the criminal justice system or in our gaols, as an indication of the effects of the lack of cultural competence. This has led to the necessity to implement 94 call to actions and the recommendations of the Royal Commission for Aboriginal Peoples, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples (RCAP), as well as its efforts at colonialization and dispossession of land and forced relocation, including the Indian Residential School System.

As recent events develop, it has become obvious that honest speech about the racialized and indigenous peoples of Canada's systemic injustices and racism is required. Black people should be safe and fair in all aspects of life from police violence. Instead of certain insiders whose properties and interest are secured by law enforcement, everybody can live well.

The talks will include: Implementing the 94 Calls for Action of the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation; changes to the curriculum at primary school to graduate schools on the history to Canada and teaching facts on land possession by Aboriginal people; upholding the rights of Aboriginal peoples without holding arbitrary trials on whether or not an Aboriginal person has an aboriginal identity. "Peace or harmony can not exist without justice." RCAP (1996). As described aptly.

Many communities around the world mourn George Floyd's killings and demand justice from the four police who killed him. "Mama" was one of Fleyd's last audible words in his life. Indigenous moms complain with black mothers and understand the pain of losing a beloved son in police brutality. It's time to do better because we know each other better.

Racist actions must be held accountable. It is time to choose to be anti-racist or responsible as someone who perpetuates, hides and denies racism. The middle ground is not there and no one can say "I'm not racist" anymore, as if the ground were neutral. No neutral ground exists. The land that Aboriginal peoples have controlled for millennia since colonisation requires integrity, justice and a decent life for everyone.