A leading "Native" activist and bureaucrat in Canada, one Carrie Bourassa, may have faked her indigenous identities. This according to a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) investigation. Genealogical records indicate that she is really 100% White European of Russian, Czech and Polish ancestry (obvious if you look at her). In other words, a "Pretendian". Parallels to Rachel Dolezal are pretty obvious here.
Note that Bourassa´s SJW supporters explicitly say that identity isn´t about genealogy, but about "self-declaration" and "acceptance from the community", a perfectly logical position for a postmodern leftist to take - after all, they believe a man can become a woman simply by "self-declaration". While that clashes with traditional feminism, this idea clashes with Native rights, since Natives get affirmative action (the probable reason why Bourassa and her sister claimed Native ancestry). It will be interesting to see how long this kind of coalition holds together - as long as there is enough "action" to go around for everyone? When the party´s over, a struggle for the remaining crumbs will blow the postmodern coalition apart. Note also that the "self-declaration" take is really a tacit admission that the CBC are right, and that Bourassa doesn´t really have indigenous ancestry.
I don´t know much about Canadian Natives, but as far as I understand, the Métis have a high status among Canadian progressives due to their legendary 19th century leader Louis Riel. The Tlingit are well known in New Age and spiritual circles due to their belief in reincarnation. As for the Anishinaabe, according to all-knowing Wiki, the name of Canada´s capital Ottawa is derived from their Algonquin language... You could almost *predict* that an impostor would claim ancestry from these three groups!
OT: Say what ypu want about Anglin but he really DO have a pont here:
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