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Why is the metis symbol a sideways 8?

The Métis symbol, often referred to as the "infinity symbol" or the "double-barred infinity symbol," is not a sideways 8. It is a unique symbol that represents the cultural fusion of the Métis people, who are of both Indigenous and European ancestry.

Here's why the symbol is designed the way it is:

* The two halves of the symbol: The two halves of the symbol represent the two distinct cultures that make up the Métis people.

* Intertwined: The two halves are intertwined, representing the blending and integration of these two cultures.

* Infinity: The overall shape of the symbol resembles an infinity symbol, suggesting the ongoing and eternal nature of Métis culture.

While it may resemble a sideways 8, the symbol is not meant to be interpreted as such. It holds a specific meaning deeply rooted in the history and identity of the Métis people.

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