Report Finds Indian Education System Lacking Gus
A Senate subcommittee report declares federal efforts for American Indian education a near total failure. It cites poverty, poor housing, health, and unemployment, with coercive assimilation blamed for destroyed communities and a stagnant Bureau of Indian Affairs school system.
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Indian Task Force Indicts Press Petitions Agnew
The Indian Task Force, 42 Indians from 32 tribes in 15 states, held a news conference after meeting with Vice President Agnew and Leon Garment. They criticized media silence and pressed for a system enabling all Indians to speak on their issues, including proposed regional boards and hearings to enforce Indian rights.
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Macdonald
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