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This special episode is with Dom Yellow Sun. We talk about his connection to Black Lives Matter and his deep, ever strengthening roots with the constant struggle in Canada for Indigenous rights. If we get lost in the mire, I may forget that in some cases
1:14:45•4 Jul 2020
Dom Yellow Sun: A Journey of Advocacy, Healing, and Resilience
“We are still feeling the fresh effects today...It happened to our grandparents, and people think, oh, it happened to your ancestors, right? So, like you know, like we are still feeling their fresh effects today.”
Ever wondered what it’s like to stand at the crossroads of advocacy and personal healing? In this compelling episode of Voices in Recovery, David Lewry sits down with Dom Yellow Sun, a passionate advocate for Indigenous rights in Canada. Dom opens up about his deep connection to the Black Lives Matter movement and his relentless fight for the basic rights that many take for granted—clean water, livable conditions, and safety from government and police oppression.
Through the lens of intergenerational trauma, Dom shares how these struggles have shaped his life and community. His story is not just one of hardship but also of resilience and hope. Dom uses music, art, and education as powerful tools to challenge societal norms and inspire change. This episode is a heartfelt reminder of the strength of the human spirit and the importance of amplifying marginalized voices.
If you’re looking for a story that combines advocacy with personal growth, this episode is a must-listen.
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