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Acknowledgments xi
Introduction 1
Part I Origins, Ideology, and Racial Hierarchies
1 Reformers: "Friends of the Indians" and "Friends of the Negroes" 19
2 Curriculum: Acquiring the Habits of Citizenship 45
Part II Strategies of Negotiation
3 Students: Native American Negotiations at Haskell Institute 73
4 Parents: African American Integration on the "Plateau of Uncertainty" 97
Part III New Leaders in the Twentieth Century
5 Teachers: From Industrial Education to African American Race Pride 123
6 Identity: Native American Biculturalism 145
Conclusion Unintended Consequences: The Next Generation 175
Notes 181
Bibliography 211
Index 225
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