Orange Shirt Day Children’s Booklist: Acknowledging Indigenous History and Residential Schools
Orange Shirt Day is September 30 in Canada, a time when all are encouraged to wear orange to acknowledge the nation's indigenous history.
Orange Shirt Day is September 30 in Canada, a time when all are encouraged to wear orange to acknowledge the nation's indigenous history.
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