Stolen Innocence: Carlisle Indian School, Before & After

Three pupils of the Carlisle Boarding School photographed upon their entry in 1883 and again, three years later. The school worked under the motto “kill the Indian in him and save the man,” – 100,000 Native American children were taken from their homes and forced into these institutions.

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4 thoughts on “Stolen Innocence: Carlisle Indian School, Before & After”

  1. From someone to no one. Makes you realize how institutionalized we all are. Wild and free on the left vs us all on the right. They got us all good didn’t they.

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