🔗 Start Here: What This Blog Is & Where to Begin

🔗 Start Here: What This Blog Is & Where to Begin

Welcome to Red Tape & Red Truths.
If you're new, start right here.

This blog exists to do what institutions and governments never did:
tell the truth... plainly, powerfully, and from the ground up.

🧭 What You’ll Find Here

We cover the stories buried under red tape and polite lies, including:

  • 🟥 Indigenous erasure & survival

  • 📝 Residential schools & the foster care pipeline

  • 🧵 Land theft, policy, and papered-over history

  • 🧠 Cultural memory, resistance, and recovery

  • 🔥 Fire, poetry, grief, and unfiltered truth

📌 Where to Begin

Start with these key posts:

🗣️ Why “Red Tape”?

Because red tape has always been a weapon.

Used to displace, delay, erase, and silence.
But now? We're cutting through it and stitching the truth back in.

💬 Want to Help?

You can:

  • Share posts that hit home

  • Talk about what you read here

  • Or just read quietly and reflect...that counts too

The fire’s been waiting. Now you’re here.
Let's Go.


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