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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Sarah Jama is a community organizer from Hamilton, Ontario. She is co-founder of the Disability Justice Network of Ontario (DJNO) and holds a Social Sciences degree from McMaster University. Her lived experiences have fostered interests and a passion for: community engagement, disability justice, and activism.
Sarah, remember one thing, you are representing Canadian people. You are representing the passed laws and to fight for people's rights in Canada. I am a native of this country, I don't think it's right that to bring a protest into our Parliament building. Everybody has feelings about the war in Gaza. But there's no place for it in our Parliament when we are just there to make laws and to pass bills that we Canadians need. Pray for the housing. Pray for the elderly who have been in poverty. Pray for the natives who are living up north in housing that is built in 1960 and 1970. Pray for the missing indigenous women. And it doesn't compared to the residential school of what you went through. A lot of women and a lot of people of Aboriginal descent would like an apology. The scarf you where has been brought in from you just to protest as it is not your culture