Talk:Substantive equality

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I believe this topic belongs to the area on human rights. I would like my article to be reviewed for the prose/writing style and referencing. I am also a bit concerned about the formatting. Thank you.

@Jsim2008: Please take another look at the cited source for the two pro-indigenous employment government programs:^[1] It's a Canadian news source, describing efforts by Robert C. McLeod, a Canadian politician, to benefit indigenous people in the Northwest Territories, a Canadian province. The source includes the line "Indigenous Aboriginal is defined by the GNWT as "those persons who are descendants of the Dene, Inuit or Métis people, indigenous to the present boundaries of the Northwest Territories and … any aboriginal persons resident at birth pursuant to Section 23 of the Vital Statistics Act and any Canadian aboriginal persons who have lived more than half of their life in the Northwest Territories."" (emphasis added) Cheers, Genericusername57 (talk) 13:21, 19 November 2018 (UTC)[reply]

There you go! You are correct. I was probably tired when I read that source. Thanks heaps :)

Jsim2008 (talk) 08:40, 20 November 2018 (UTC) Jsim2008[reply]