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Indigenous leaders survey members to explore racist responses when status cards used

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The Union of BC Indian Chiefs is asking its members how much racism or discrimination they encounter when presenting their status card. The online survey is open to eligible participants until July 1. The survey follows the 2019 arrest and handcuffing of Heiltsuk First Nation member Maxwell Johnson and his granddaughter.

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Indigenous leaders survey members to explore racist responses when status cards used

Kúkpi7 Judy Wilson, the group's secretary-treasurer, says it's hoped at least 1,000 status card users share their experiences. She says results of the study will be made public.

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Toronto Star

Indigenous leaders survey members to explore racist responses when status cards used

VANCOUVER - The Union of BC Indian Chiefs is asking its members how much racism or discrimination they encounter when presenting their status card at ...

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Globe & Mail

Indigenous leaders to study racism linked to status card use at banks, retailers

The Union of BC Indian Chiefs is asking its members how much racism or discrimination they encounter when presenting their status card at banks or retail outlets

2 years ago·Canada

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Vancouver Sun

Survey launched to gauge racism Indigenous people experience with status cards

The Union of BC Indian Chiefs has launched an online survey to determine how much racism and discrimination people face when they present their status cards in public places like banks and retail outlets. Read More

2 years ago·Vancouver, Canada

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Victoria News

Indigenous leaders survey members to explore racist responses when status cards used

Online survey will determine the extent of difficulties members face

2 years ago·Victoria, Canada

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Sicamous Eagle Valley News

Indigenous leaders survey members to explore racist responses when status cards used - Sicamous Eagle Valley News

Online survey will determine the extent of difficulties members face

2 years ago·Salmon Arm, Canada

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Indigenous leaders survey members to explore racist responses when status cards used

Indigenous leaders survey members to explore racist responses when status cards used

Indigenous leaders survey members to explore racist responses when status cards used

Indigenous leaders survey members to explore racist responses when status cards used

Indigenous leaders to study racism linked to status card use at banks, retailers

Indigenous leaders to study racism linked to status card use at banks, retailers

Survey launched to gauge racism Indigenous people experience with status cards

Survey launched to gauge racism Indigenous people experience with status cards

Indigenous leaders survey members to explore racist responses when status cards used

Indigenous leaders survey members to explore racist responses when status cards used

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