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Alexandra Parkerltural genocide. Education has been used to reproduce the ideology of the dominant culture and to inculcate all recipients into submissiveness involving that all-pervasive ideology (Adams, 1995; Spring, 1997; Reyhner & Eder, 2006). A primary aspect of the subjugation of Native Americans, as with oth

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Alexandra Parker. As such, one of the primary objectives of education has been to minimize dissenting ideas, and indeed any that conflict with the dominant worldview, through socialization and forced compliance with the dominant ideology (Adams, 1995; Spring, 1997).

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