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Sandra Mae Frank Gif Pack - Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist
Below the cut are 26 245x163px gifs of actress Sandra Mae Frank in Season 1 Episode 9 of ‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist’.
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And yet another reason why you should all watch Speechless…
(And yes, for the clueless able-bodied people, this happens to wheelchair users every single day and no, none of us are interested in you gasping and moaning that you had noooo idea.)
ka’kwet and her parents
I think that the show chose not to show what happened because, realistically, her parents were probably killed. The history of the residential schools is extremely horrific, and includes the deaths of many children (who were mentally and physically abused, and stripped of their native identities). We saw those men threaten Ka’Kwet’s parents with guns; hell, one of them shot her father. They treated those children like they were less than human, and I can’t imagine they wouldn’t have seen their parents in the same way.
What we need to focus on with Ka’Kwet’s storyline is that the actions taken by the government back then have a lasting impact to this day for indigenous people.
“The history of residential schools has been identified as having long lasting and intergenerational effects on the physical and mental well-being of Indigenous populations in Canada. “
For more information on the residential schools and their lasting damage:
https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/residential-schools
https://publichealthreviews.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s40985-017-0055-6
WHAT ABOUT KA'KWET? WHAT ABOUT MY CHILD, KA'KWET???
WHAT ABOUT KA'KWET? HER STORY? HER BEING SAVED AND WITH HER PARENTS? I'M NOT SATISFIED WITH SHIRBERT IF KA'KWET IS STUCK IN A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL LONGING TO BE WITH HER FAMILY. LIKE WHAT???
indigenous people in canada still feel the impact of the cultural genocide of residential schools, whose origins were touched upon in ‘anne with an e’.
maybe instead of putting all of our time and energy into begging for more of a tv show, we can try and amplify the reality that resulted from the kind of suffering that ka’kwet’s family was shown to have been put through?
anne with an e ending
frankly, I’m going to miss the show, but happy that they wrapped things up. now we won’t have to worry about Matthew being killed off.
lol chris
