February 14 will mark one year since City Council approved and funds reallocated from the Police Service budget for an anti-racism strategy. A key pillar of the strategy is an independent body but it has been a challenge to hard find people with a wide range of skill sets for those roles.
Imagine what would happen if people took responsibility and learned how to connect streams. Racism regulations, from a top-down directive from a Trudeau-biased mayor, may do more harm than good.
What do the cultural, faith, and community centers see as a way forward?
What are the problems, and how can Individuals and organizations in the communities engage, entertain, and educate the community in a way that builds it? This personal connection is where we will see the resolution and restoration of peace and thriving together. Not regulation
In most cases, this sounds like a community-building route. If it is legal in nature it may need to take a different path.
Some UCP supporters are in favour of connecting streams and learning how to bring various religious, ethnic, and a big tent to participate in developing democracy for the people of Alberta,
Many people do not trust the failed - gender theories, climate theories, critical race theories, and other dogma and attacks on the family, faith, the vulnerable, and our children's economic in a future NDP/Lib neo-feudal program of debt.
Are you interested in being engaged in connecting streams of different races? ESL is a great way to connect. I have done it for a few years. It is a practical and rewarding way to do friendly integration before the rules get laid down.
