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This event is a significant example of Aboriginal peoples asserting their rights and protecting their land, representing a high level of voice and agency.
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This change allowed native women to marry non-natives without losing their status and land rights, reflecting a substantial gain in voice.
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This commission allowed Aboriginal peoples to voice their concerns and issues at a national level.
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This commission gave a platform for survivors of residential schools to share their experiences, representing a significant, though painful, assertion of voice.
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This act recognized and affirmed Aboriginal and treaty rights, providing a legal voice for Aboriginal peoples.
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Although it severely restricted the rights of Aboriginal peoples, it also marked the beginning of a long struggle for voice and agency.
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While intended to assimilate Aboriginal peoples, the strong opposition and subsequent withdrawal of the paper highlighted the growing voice and resistance of Aboriginal communities.
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This Supreme Court case recognized Aboriginal title to land, marking an important legal acknowledgment of Aboriginal voice.