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And we are still celebrating Native American Heritage Month for this month.

It is November of 2024.

If anybody were to, you know, try to timestamp us and figure out where we're coming from, from the past.

Anyway, and for our activists around the world,

we are celebrating the works and accomplishments so far of Dr. Nadine Caron.

So Dr. Caron was celebrated and has made history as, well, she was kind of the first of a lot of things, it seems. And it's specific to being the first female First Nations general surgeon in Canada.

Yes, still part of America.

Not only that, she was the first woman of the First Nations to graduate from the University of British Columbia's medical school.

Here's that caveat of like, yes, we're saying this now, and this is absurd that this is

the first for that category in Canada, but there's so many things when it comes to first

about whether we're looking at one specific area versus like the entire world and all of these things. So we are celebrating

her, of course, but know when it comes to firsts, there's a lot that could be missed. And also

sometimes there's a travesty that it's in our, in our lifetime, like in our present time,

that that's the first, right? But we're still going to celebrate it, even with the awe of like, huh?

But yes.

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