"The opposite of colonization is inclusive democracy."

That's not my understanding.  The opposite of colonization  is de-colonization.  And what does this entail?  Mandatory schooling about white oppression of the indigenous;  announcements in school and public events that they are on Treaty or historical indigenous land; and the economic or political independence of those who were colonized.

We know there won't be economic independence; we'll be paying indefinitely on that front.  It's the political independence which is the long-term (or is it medium-term?) goal.  A "nation to nation" relationship, UN-style.