The Forgotten Ones - Voices of the Metis in BC
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2017
- Métis Nation British Columbia's Ministry of Youth directed ‘The Forgotten Ones - Voices of the Métis in BC’ to capture the spirit and resiliency of our citizens; while focusing on the importance of Métis culture, inclusion, government acknowledgement, and community.
For more information, visit: www.metisyouthbc.com or www.mnbc.ca
Beautiful! I'm very proud to be Metis!
@Raza Khan So is culture to you based entirely on bloodline and phenotype difference? Obviously, this is the culture these people grew up with.
You should be 🥺❤️ You’re lucky. 🤍😇 You the Aboriginals, in general, are the only people in Canada who are entitled to sing our home and native land. The others just act and pretend to be.
I'm Canadian Metis and i'm really proud of it.
Very well done and very inspirational. The Nation is Rising, get your MNBC Métis card & citizenship!
My heart is moved by this video! Thank you for sharing.
Great video. Proud of being Métis, from Fort Chip with roots in red river, Fort chip being the first settlement in Alberta. There is no Métis homeland in BC, buts it’s worth looking at the Métis who came and worked for the HBC in Fort Vancouver in the Columbia department of the HBC. It seems that the Métis in BC were part of the formation of Chinook Wawa, the west coast trade language of the time. Worth looking into whether these can be considered a Métis language historically from British Columbia. Thoughts?
To me Metis people endured lots couldn't fit in any where because of their mix blood......I admire Metis for developing their culture and language mixture of Native and European..... Something must wannabes in America can't even do...
Yes I'm proud to be metis!!😍💖💖
@scorpion brotha I'm metis and both of my parents are metis!!
@@jasoncano527 logic looks white but he's half black
I respect you. I'm Canadian Metis and i'm proud
@Raza Khan You know nothing of us. Métis people are a distinct indigenous people; we have our own indigenous language called Michif; our elders were placed in residential schools and we fought in our own revolution against the English. Our culture is rich and DISTINCT; and specifically a mix of french Voyager men and ojibwe/cree women NOT just a random mix of indigenous here and a splash of this and that European. Don't speak of our culture if you know nothing of it, infact, why not just watch the video?
This gave me all the feels watching it on day one of the MCSW program. I miss my Vancouver Island forests and community members featured in the video
Awesome video. Nice to see our Vets included in this
I'm proud metis men
Believe
Belong
Become
great job
I LOVE this
GREAT work
I wanna know about your Drone.
I really like this, it really touched me right in here.
I know little knowledge of my family history. All i was told is my great grandfather came from france to Canada then to usa. Last name Lefebvre. But my soul has always danced to the drum since my first pow wow. Any way i could research would be greatly appreciated
Is there an entire documentary we can beholden?
Us Mestizo.people of California and Arizona New Mexico texas looked like Metis people of. Canada im half native American and european spanish i feel closer to my native roots tamale man
But being a legit mestizo, do these white “Métis” appear ridiculous to you? Because you can then easily tell by their appearance approximately how little a percentage Native American ancestry they truly have. And Being several centuries removed from any indigenous ancestor, and crucially even from any culture that is distinct from the white French Canadians....
@samuelelliott9717 Sam
Ok already haha 😂you are to much ..
Well Metis do outnumber Inuits but there numbers are lower then First Nations