Trans-Racial as Indigenous

[Lugg]

I was complaining about the way BC is managing hunting rights, who gets access to what, and what hunting methods are legal for different groups. This was spurred on by the Grizzly ban.

We started discussing indigenous peoples and their rights, vs. our rights. Their beliefs vs. our beliefs.

It was suggested that my thought process may fall more inline with those of the indigenous peoples than the rest of the population and that perhaps I should self-identify as a trans-racial indigenous male.

This was said in jest, but it did get me thinking.

How I wish there was one law for everyone.

[RugDoctor]

Food for thought:

Google Rachel Dolezal. She says this: I haven't identified as African-American. I've identified as black. And black is a culture, a philosophy, a political and social view," she said.

She says race is a social construct.