Willie Blackwater was 13 when he stood up to his rapist—a man in a position of authority at the residential school where he was—and it led to a movement.
This is a must-listen for Truth & Reconciliation Day.
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He held a knife to his abuser's throat. Then he took him to court. | Part 1 of 2
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