
Over The Target With BertaProudDad
Residential Schools: My Story Doesn’t Have to Fit Your Politics
Does my experience only matter when you agree with my politics? In this episode, I discuss First Nations, residential schools, the stories passed down to me, and how politics influences whose voices get heard. You don’t have to like my opinions. But disagreement doesn’t erase my lived experience or give anyone permission to rewrite my family’s story. My shirt says it plainly: “My speech isn’t hate speech. It’s speech you hate.” This is a personal conversation about speaking honestly, challenging political expectations, and refusing to change my story to fit somebody else’s narrative. Can we respect someone’s experience without demanding that they vote the same way we do? Follow BertaProudDad on Spotify and share this episode with someone willing to have that conversation. Get the shirt at https://BertaProudDad.com Free shipping on orders over $150 CAD.






