In the 1870's, how were Native children to be educated? You can't not educate a child, after all.
How were the staff of these schools supposed to manage children from numerous tribes, many of which had historically been at war with each other? Also, throw in the fact many of the children came from families where there was alcoholism and a lot of the things that go along with that.
Was any of the testimony from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission ever varified?
What is to be done in the present and future to educate Native children so they can compete fairly and successfully in the job market?
My final question, more of a comment, really. Often in cases involving reconciliation, you find wrongs have been committed by both parties.
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