DC:  i don't want to eliminate anything.  I want to raise awareness.  One need look no further than Lynn Beyak to see what kind of moronic thoughts people in positions of power hold over those they are supposed to be dealing with.  She couldn't handle the current residential school narrative, so she pushed for a new narrative based on the musings of an unidentified and unknown Aboriginal friend of hers who seemed to have a completely different residential school experience than they other 60,000 plus people who testified over the course of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

But not only that, what kind or reconciliation is it when a number of white people demand that they should have free reign with all things Native (not that many have already done so over the centuries) with no regard for context, purpose or anything?

I am all about sharing culture.  That's what we do (and when I say we, i mean all of us) very well.  We have all races who can rap and play hockey.