Almost Dead Indians Atrocity: Lost Children of the Indian Adoption Projects

Description: NEW IN 2024, an expanded revised LARGER FORMAT ALMOST Dead Indians, Book 5 in the Lost Children of the Indian Adoption Projects book series, by Trace L Hentz Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE “Most people have heard how the governments of Canada and the United States ran residential boarding schools like the first U.S. school, which was Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Pennsylvania,” Hentz said. “Today, tribes are finding unmarked graves at these schools. I realized after 20 years that we deserve to see the numbers on these various federal and state-run adoption programs. We need “THE COUNT 2024” of Native American and First Nations adoptees to solidify facts and see actual numbers of adoptees in these government-funded projects that crisscrossed the U.S. and Canada.” “Neither government has been forthcoming and some academics who looked at available reports claim nearly 13,000 children were adopted in the U.S., some by force and some by gunpoint,” Hentz said. “In Canada, they have already settled a class action lawsuit with adoptees called the Sixties Scoop.”

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