Who Is an American? Reconciling Diversity
John Higham cochairs the final article in a series on assimilation costs in America. He surveys how unity and diversity press for balance, noting family strain, generational shifts, cultural pluralism, and the evolving role of education in forging a shared civic identity.
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First Indian Run School in Nation at Ramah New Mexico
In Ramah New Mexico a Navajo community builds the nations first Indian run school complex. The 4 million dollar facility will serve about 450 students K through 12 offering bilingual and bicultural education. The school is fully operated by the Ramah Navajo, with a 1970 elected school board and BIA oversight ended. Inflation erodes purchasing power noted in 1974 commentary.
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N.M
BIA
Hogans
Laurence Manueliot
Conference Board
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