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structural institutional way. the first and foremost is they re going to continue to find bodies, we re going to continue to find these graves. they re going to find thousands of them. i attended the haskell university, which is a land grant university. used to be a boarding school. they re going to have find bodies around there. it s a topic that affects almost every native american. there is hardly a native american who doesn t have somebody in their family that isn t a boarding school survivor. there were over 100,000 children that were stolen from their families. it s not revisionist history. the intent was always genocidal, always from day one. the stated policy of these boarding schools from a colonel richard henry pratt was to kill the indian and save the child, save the man. that was the actual policy. it was intended to rid these native children of any trace and would turn them into strangers
To Native Hawaiians, Mauna Kea is sacred. It’s a very special place. Scientists agree and want to see the Thirty Meter Telescope built there. Before the
Ronald Graham (Photo courtesy: Haskell University)
LAWRENCE, Kan. The embattled president of Haskell Indian Nations University has been fired following an internal investigation into complaints that he violated the free speech rights of faculty and students.
The Lawrence Journal-World reports Ronald Graham was dismissed Friday after the Bureau of Indian Education sent a team to the Lawrence campus last month to do an administrative review. Graham began his presidency in May 2020.
Graham said in a statement he would never intentionally violate the First Amendment rights of students and faculty.