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A new exhibition highlighting the personal aspects of the Civil War in America is the focus of the cover story of this issue, which also includes a celebration of books that shaped America, the facts behind the Maya calendar and 2012, and the first recipe for pumpkin pie.
MutantSplinterBiographical informationHomeTokyo (formerly)New York City (formerly)Spirit Plane (currently)AliasesHamato Yoshi (full real name)NicknamesMaster (by the Turtles)Rat (by The Shredder)Brother (by the Rat King)Rat Man (by Super Shredder)Date of birthc. late 1960s-early 1970sDate of deathc. 2013AbilitiesNinjutsu masteryUniversal vibration sensitivityEnhanced sensesWeapon of choiceWalking StaffShurikenKatanaSmoke BombsShikomizueWhipKunaiHands and FeetTeethTailOccupationNinja masterHamato Clan leader (former)AffiliationNinja TurtlesHamato ClanPhysical descriptionSpeciesHuman (former)Mutant Rat (former)Spirit (current)GenderMaleEthnicityJapaneseEye colorBlack (as human)Brown (as mutant)Red (under Rat King's control)Hair colorBlack (as human)Brown with Black and White markings (as mutant)Out of universe informationEra(s)2012 TV series, New Animated AdventuresFirst appearanceRise of the Turtles, Part 1DeathRequiemVoiced byHoon LeeTeachers and StudentsTeacher(s)Hamato YuutaStudent(s)LeonardoRaphaelDonatelloMichelangeloApril O'NeilKaraiCasey Jones
I am very sad about this story, I have a very soft heart when it comes to children, they dont deserve a world full of violence, This is the reason I dont believe in religion, most of them dont represent God, as god will never hurt children ever! Thank you for telling this story and thank you to the indigenous people for opening your country to many many immigrants. Thank you Lyna and Glen for telling your story no matter how difficult it must be to remember. God bless you both.
Beautiful scenery and powerful words spoken in this movie. Thank you for telling your story. I am feel fortunate to hear you even though it made my heart to melt. I did not know clearly what it means to respect other cultures though I heard them a lot in school from many good people. Now I know why I need to and how I respect everyone's culture. I still do not understand how much that people who regard themselves as people of god can such things in the name of god; I felt that I need to be more careful and reflect myself more often. However, I saw the hopes blooming from the nuns and good people in a bad situations. I want to hold my integrity like them nevertheless of consequences after. Survivors, you said that the experience made you stronger and you know clearly what life that you wanted after you become liberated; thank you so much for teaching me because I want to be strong and take everyday into the appreciation of true life like you.
Amazing movie. this made me cry, Iam first nations, my grampa is a residential school survivor. Makes me open my eyes even more to what he had to go through and the rest of my people. I did a lot of research in school on residential school, 60s scoop. Even to what happens still tell this day to First Nations children being apprehended. There is more to this movie that I learned from elders and in school. Very disturbing that this had to happen. All first nations people for was a sorry and $ thrown at them like we were still nothing. Where is the justice, what happened to the priests and nuns who did this? I pray our people one day heal fully from this tragedy
My dad went to Residential..I cried..cried and cried..my heart is aching....The world is big..why? how? I was sickened to my stomache with a bad belly ache after watching this..My eyes are puffy from crying..I hurt so bad to know my dad and his brothers went through this..I sat here for a long time looking at my son who is only 9 years old and bawled...I can never know what my dad went through by I have his drawing and his story of what happened to him.The abuse he endured when he was only 9 years old.I am so so angry...There is no God..God wouldn't do this to our children.I am the only god to my children and I promise I will protect them,teach them and make sure they are on the right path..I and my children will get our culture back for you dad.My dad passed away a couple of years and did not make it during the settlement the government gave him. He died not hearing an apology or getting his settlement.He died not knowing if he was believed or not. Yes Im furious that my dad was beaten and raped in this jail like school.How can I ever let my dad know? This movie opened up so much understanding and its like genocide to children.I have so many questions.The white man who called us savages...Did they have any empathy? How can any ONE person in this world let this happen to so many of our children!
I'm so shocked after I watched the movie. I just heard about some bad things happened with the aboriginal residence schools before, now I totally understand why Aboriginals are hopeless and helpless. As a Chinese immigrant, I know that similar things like head taxes happened with Chinese community as well. Before I came to Canada, I knew a little about Canada history, just know it was said that Canada is the best country in the world to live. After I watched this film, I felt angry with the government, and feel shamed about what they had done for the aboriginal children. I don't think the conflicts between the government and aboriginals will be gone because of the Prime Minister's apology in 2008. But I feel it is better than before now. At least they introspected that something was wrong in the past. I feel hopeful for the future. As a visible minority woman, I want to stand up for our rights against discriminations in Canada.
I have heard many stories including some of my parents stories of their residential school experiences however, this movie was still very painful and effected me on a much deeper level. No words can be spoken to explain how this history was okay and for so many to heal from....:(
WOW that was the hardest film I have ever watched. So much of my own grandma's story was their stories. Thank you so much Lyna and Glen for telling your story and the courage it took. Hopefully this will encourage other's who have not told their story to find their voice. RIP Glen and I love my family.
I was not able to see the film because we do not have access to APTN. I would love to see the movie. I am a survivor of St. Michael's Residential School in Alert Bay...When will the be available for sale or for download? Thank you to all of you who put this film together. 2b1af7f3a8