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Montana Mother Details Why Her Family Might Move to Canada: 'America is Sick an…
A Montana family details their journey through exploring options to live outside of the United States of America.
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Montana Family Relocates to Canada, Citing Racism in US and Praising Canadian Diversity and Healthcare
CALGARY, ALBERTA – An American family, formerly residing on a 46-acre ranch in Montana, has publicly shared their experience of relocating to Calgary, Alberta, Canada, citing systemic racism in the United States as a primary motivator. The family, who identifies as Black, recently posted a video detailing their move and the positive changes they have encountered in Canada. The mother, who runs the 'BlackHomeEducators' platform, explained their decision, stating, "After seeing where our country is headed, we were led to start exploring other countries abroad." She recounted a recent incident where her family was "targeted and attacked" by a Facebook page with six million followers, leading to a barrage of "racial slurs" and derogatory comments online. "The comment section alone basically proved what I've been saying," she remarked, referring to the pervasive nature of racism. Despite owning a "beautiful" property in Montana with "epic views," the family ultimately prioritized an environment free from racial prejudice. "That racism is why we are exploring other countries," she asserted. Upon settling in Calgary, Alberta, the family has lauded the city for its "family-friendly" atmosphere, "universal healthcare," and a notable absence of school violence. The mother also highlighted the "kindness of Canadians," the abundance of "nature" and "green spaces," and the overall "diversity" as significant improvements. She concluded by encouraging viewers who feel a similar desire for change to consider looking at other countries, promoting her "Exit the USA" guide for those interested in international relocation.
