Difference between revisions of "People who walk with poise and grace again they get acceptance more readily so we think we've changed the walk of the Navajo girl. (IndianCountry/Education) (Q6190)"
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Transcript segment from the AAFP NET episode "The Struggle for Indian Education" (1957)
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People who walk with poise and grace again they get acceptance more readily so we think we've changed the walk of the Navajo girl. (IndianCountry/Education)
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Transcript segment from the AAFP NET episode "The Struggle for Indian Education" (1957)
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