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While the boarding schools were largely shuttered in the mid-1900s, coercive adoptive programs took their place. Public and private child welfare agencies were removing 25 to 35 percent of Native children from their homes, placing most of them in non-Native households. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 30, 2022

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The boarding schools were often hundreds of miles away from tribal homelands, and any Indigenous languages, clothing, hairstyles, or names were prohibited. Children were neglected and abused, all with the intent of destroying Native identities and future generations of tribes. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 30, 2022

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The Indian Child Welfare Act was put in place to end this harmful separation and forced assimilation in 1978. ICWA requires courts to prioritize keeping Native families together and keeping Native children in connection with their tribes, communities, and culture. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 30, 2022