Social Justice System In Canada

Social justice is spreading equality to all members of society. It occurs globally, nationally, and locally. Some issues include the outcome of unequal wealth and resource distribution, unjust treatment of people with different traits (race, religion, culture, etc.), and supporting segregation laws. Social justice is shown often in our society, but we do not do anything to change it.
There is an issue that is uncommon but should be told to everyone. It is about the residential schools which were introduced throughout Canada in the 1830s. Residential schools were religious schools sponsored by the government and administered by churches. Residential schools were introduced because. The objective of the system was to remove and isolate the Aboriginal
children from their homes and assimilate them into the Canadian culture and language. In these schools, these children were forced to learn a new language, English or French, which were different from their native language. All of them were fed low quality food and were malnourished. Throughout the years, the children endured physical, mental and emotional abuse. From the residential schools, it impacted many students. Many students were psychologically damaged by the abuse they suffered.