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Teaching Indians to Be White

Schools are where children are taught to integrate into society, and schools represent a major problem for native children—whether they are religious schools with native teachers; residential schools, which tear children away from their families and traditional values to turn them into the white man’s conception of civilized people; or public day schools, where native children find it nearly impossible to balance the white view they are taught in school with the language and values they learn at home. Result: the Seminole of Florida resist being integrated, the Miccosukee decided not to fight but to join, and the Cree took back their own schools. (30 minutes)



 
    

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Copyright date: ©1993




     


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