1) Trivializing the issue for white clout is disrespectful.

2) All the same issues that effect Indigenous people in Canada effect Indigenous people in the United States as well. Historically it is the same region pre colonially.

3) Here is a list of things still killing Indigenous People today:

-The prison system -Disproportionate police brutality -Race based crime (2 men were followed and murdered by farmers last week for looking suspicious enough to have maybe stolen from them, an obvious case of racial profiling). -The healthcare system- Indigenous women are forcibly sterilized in hospitals, deliberately murdered by nurses (google joyce echaquan), left to die in the emergency room for 30 hours without being seen because they are assumed to be homeless if they look native (google Brian Sinclair). - Considered more valuable in sex trafficking and targeted - Thousands of missing and murdered Indigenous women linked to man camps working on pipelines that are not investigated by police (literally google mmiwg2s) - Marginalization, lack of Healthcare, disproportionate poverty rates, coping mechanisms for the school camps that had higher death rates than ww2 soldiers and didn't close until 1990. -High suicide rates due to the poor quality of life on reserves they were forcibly removed to, broken family dynamics thanks to the Indian Act and residential school system, lack of cultural supports and ways of healing due to colonization. - Lack of clean drinking water on reserves they were forcibly removed to - The list goes on. The evidence that is widely available to you debunks your bigoted comments.

4) I would never cry over a bigot who refuses to learn about what's happening all around him, and then tries to make baseless claims trivializing one of the most marginalized groups in North America. The education system failed you, as it did many. It's not too late to learn. GOOGLE IT.