There certainly are plenty of bad stereotypes out there. I think that photography can play an important part in talking about “the other” in terms that are not scary. One of the tricks of photography is that it seems very real. This is a useful tool in breaking down barriers and stereotypes.

A lot of people don’t realize that stereotypes can make us sick, but they do. They can stop us from seeking help, pursuing our best choices, and can bar us from getting he help we need.

As a “new Canadian”, I find the cultures of the First Nations incredibly fascinating and it’s good to see them portray in a different light. As I learned, there are a lot of bad stereotypes around.

Photography is indeed a great way to question the dominant discourse.

There certainly are plenty of bad stereotypes out there. I think that photography can play an important part in talking about “the other” in terms that are not scary. One of the tricks of photography is that it seems very real. This is a useful tool in breaking down barriers and stereotypes.

A lot of people don’t realize that stereotypes can make us sick, but they do. They can stop us from seeking help, pursuing our best choices, and can bar us from getting he help we need.

As a “new Canadian”, I find the cultures of the First Nations incredibly fascinating and it’s good to see them portray in a different light. As I learned, there are a lot of bad stereotypes around.

Photography is indeed a great way to question the dominant discourse.