Indian girl taken in childhood seeks return to Cree roots
Elizabeth Pitsor-Halcrow recalls being adopted by an Iowa family after being taken from Manitoba’s Cree community as a five year old. Experts say thousands of North American Indian children were placed with white families in the 1960s and 70s, sparking ongoing debates over cultural loss and the need for reconciliation.
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