Kirkwood did state that "the history of people indigenous to the North American continent is often glossed over in education" It is correct to infer that this is because: "there is an attempt to cover horrific historical details relating to North Americans."
According to Kirkwood, if indigenous history is taught, children are likely to hear a terrible but hazy tale of murder, sickness, and death, a narrative devoid of the unique political and tribal context required to comprehend Native societies' colonial and imperial connection with the United States. This makes indigenous peoples invisible.
He also emphasizes that it is critical that we understand the physical, economic, and psychological harm imposed on indigenous populations by US colonization. It is also critical that we recognize historic and pivotal acts of rebellion led by indigenous people.
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