WICHITA NORTH HIGH
SCHOOL, KANSAS
" redskins"
A Sentence of Death
"The Shame of
Public School Education" a photo essay
"THEY TOOK EVERYTHING
THEY COULD AND NEVER STOPPED"
There were no dead bodies
to strip of their clothing on the day
the men below visited the Sioux.
The hungry and the desperate will have to rent
their religious symbols to anyone in the face of starvation and
genocide.

the choice: confinement
and hunger on the reservation, or death
| The little children had
to learn how to "do the right thing" to survive.
They had to learn to make the powerful
white man happy.
They must do this or feel the sting of
the stick and go hungry.
This child, like all the other children will be taken
from her family at age 6 and spend the majority of the next
10 years of her life in a boarding school with out love of
parents, brothers & sisters at her side.
When she speaks her own language she will receive a beating.
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NO FOOD
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Confinement to reservations meant
all the women waited in line for the infrequent rations at
the agency while government agents stole food, blankets, everything...
because they could get away with it. |
ALL CHILDREN WERE
TAKEN FROM THEIR FAMILIES AND SENT AWAY
They didn't know their mothers, fathers, brothers or sisters

Christian boarding schools for
Indian children.
Their religion against the law.
They were called redskins and beaten for practicing
the faith of their own parents.
This cruelty by
Christian Mission schools continued through the 1970's in the United
States of America because it remained against the law to practice
Indian religion.
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In late July, 1997,
the United States Department of State at the direction of
the Congress released a report on the persecution
of Christians outside the
country.
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Pointing a finger at crimes
in China and Saudi Arabia, four more fingers
in the US Government's fist pointed
back in silence, calling for HYPOCRITES
to examine
the history of genocide, religious hatred and death forced upon
Native Americans in the "Land of the Free and the Home
of the Brave" |
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Is the Native American your
mascot too? |
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