U.S. should apologize for Native boarding schools

Native American children died at U.S.-funded boarding schools they were forced to attend

An investigation revealed abuses at Native American boarding schools, where at least 973 children died.

These schools aimed to eradicate Native cultures by isolating children and forcing assimilation into white society.

Survivors recount punishments for speaking native languages and enduring physical abuse.

Officials are calling for a formal apology from the U.S. government for the historical abuses.

The boarding schools have left a lasting impact on Native American communities, affecting mental health and cultural preservation.

Calls for investment in mental health counseling, education, and violence prevention to aid in healing.

Emphasis on the importance of reviving indigenous languages and traditions.

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