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Segregation Seen as Necessary in Indian Schools
A Bureau of Indian Affairs report profiles state funded Indian and Eskimo boarding schools facing language and cultural gaps. Officials defend segregation as the only way to educate about 52,000 children, while acknowledging funding and cultural conflicts.
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