案例简介：照片由 @ dzalcman/土著妇女服务成员的颜色警卫队成员在上个月被安葬在其传统领土上的六个玫瑰花蕾苏族儿童的墓地表示敬意。他们是最早被送往宾夕法尼亚州卡莱尔印度工业学校的土著儿童的浪潮之一，这是数百所政府寄宿学校中的第一所，旨在将土著儿童强行吸收到白色的西方文化中。条件恶劣，学生经常遭受身体，情感和心理虐待。在卡莱尔 (Carlisle) 经营的39年中，约有200名本地儿童死亡，其中大多数被埋葬在学校的地面上-现在是美国陆军的营房。经过多年的游说，一群拉科塔青年在140年后得以推动遣返他们的亲戚，他们的遗体上个月与他们一起回家。有关更多信息，请关注 @ dzalcman @ bmorinstories，并在 @ natgeo bio中查看指向我们最近故事的链接。

案例简介：Photo by @dzalcman / Members of a color guard of Native women service members pay their respects at the burial site of six Rosebud Sioux children who were laid to rest in their traditional territory last month. They were among the earliest wave of Native children sent to the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, in Pennsylvania, the first of hundreds of government boarding schools meant to forcibly assimilate Indigenous children into white, western culture. Conditions were bleak, and students were routinely exposed to physical, emotional, and psychological abuse. About 200 Native children died during the 39 years that Carlisle operated, and most were buried on the school grounds—now a U.S. Army barracks. After years of lobbying, a group of Lakota youth were able to push for the repatriation of their relatives after 140 years, and their remains made the journey home with them last month. For more, follow @dzalcman + @bmorinstories and check out the link to our recent story in the @natgeo bio.

国家地理 - Photo by @dzalcman / Members of a color guard of Native women service members pay their respects at the burial site of si

案例简介：照片由 @ dzalcman/土著妇女服务成员的颜色警卫队成员在上个月被安葬在其传统领土上的六个玫瑰花蕾苏族儿童的墓地表示敬意。他们是最早被送往宾夕法尼亚州卡莱尔印度工业学校的土著儿童的浪潮之一，这是数百所政府寄宿学校中的第一所，旨在将土著儿童强行吸收到白色的西方文化中。条件恶劣，学生经常遭受身体，情感和心理虐待。在卡莱尔 (Carlisle) 经营的39年中，约有200名本地儿童死亡，其中大多数被埋葬在学校的地面上-现在是美国陆军的营房。经过多年的游说，一群拉科塔青年在140年后得以推动遣返他们的亲戚，他们的遗体上个月与他们一起回家。有关更多信息，请关注 @ dzalcman @ bmorinstories，并在 @ natgeo bio中查看指向我们最近故事的链接。

国家地理 - Photo by @dzalcman / Members of a color guard of Native women service members pay their respects at the burial site of si

案例简介：Photo by @dzalcman / Members of a color guard of Native women service members pay their respects at the burial site of six Rosebud Sioux children who were laid to rest in their traditional territory last month. They were among the earliest wave of Native children sent to the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, in Pennsylvania, the first of hundreds of government boarding schools meant to forcibly assimilate Indigenous children into white, western culture. Conditions were bleak, and students were routinely exposed to physical, emotional, and psychological abuse. About 200 Native children died during the 39 years that Carlisle operated, and most were buried on the school grounds—now a U.S. Army barracks. After years of lobbying, a group of Lakota youth were able to push for the repatriation of their relatives after 140 years, and their remains made the journey home with them last month. For more, follow @dzalcman + @bmorinstories and check out the link to our recent story in the @natgeo bio.

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国家地理 - Photo by @dzalcman / Members of a color guard of Native women service members pay their respects at the burial site of si

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