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Why were Native American boys referred to as “good for nothing” when they returned home from attending a white college?

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  • 12-02-2017

Well native Americans were keen on teaching their children how to be a Native American, how to hunt, gather, fish, and in a more general sense be native Americans. Now when their children were sent off to white boarding schools and then colleges, they didn't exactly know how to be native Americans, so they couldn't help out their family, thus labeled as "good for nothing"

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