"...Make no mistake. We are here on Indigenous land, not because we were invited in, but because we forced them to the corners of society and stripped them of dignity, stripped them of their basic human rights, controlled them, abused them, and murdered them. This, at the hands of White colonists of the past and at the hands of today's White law makers....The right to choice must also include human rights and dignity of Indigenous peoples, with whom we live amongst on stolen land...."
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Shahzi Bokhari What Bodily Autonomy Means - Raise the Hammer May 29, 2019
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