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Others stood their ground. Many of the kindergartners “ran to the teachers . . . and clung to us, tears rolling down their fat cheeks while they sobbed, ‘No good! No good!’” In the midst of the din, teachers tried to restore order. Indian policemen circulated through the crowd outside, assuring the parents that there was nothing to fear from the red-suited visitor.
Education for Extinction: American Indians and the Boarding School Experience, 1875–1928
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