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The article discusses the history of Native American boarding schools in the United States, highlighting the cultural assimilation and abuse that many Native children faced in these institutions. It also mentions recent findings of mass graves of First Nations children in Canadian boarding schools and the Vatican's involvement in reparations for lost land. Despite the challenges faced by Native communities, tribal cultures are resilient and flourishing, with higher birth rates and efforts to rebuild and reinvigorate their traditions. [Extracted from the article] |
