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    Zitkala-Sa was a Native American woman who condemned the forced assimilation practices of Native American boarding schools in the late 1800s. She wrote about her own experiences being humiliated and stripped of her cultural identity at a boarding school. Zitkala-Sa cut off her hair as an act of protest against the school's practices and cultural suppression. Her writings highlighted the trauma experienced by Native American children who were removed from their families and forced to conform to white culture at these boarding schools.

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    Zitkala-Sa was a Native American woman who condemned the forced assimilation practices of Native American boarding schools in the late 1800s. She wrote about her own experiences being humiliated and stripped of her cultural identity at a boarding school. Zitkala-Sa cut off her hair as an act of protest against the school's practices and cultural suppression. Her writings highlighted the trauma experienced by Native American children who were removed from their families and forced to conform to white culture at these boarding schools.

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