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JANUARY 9, 2000 American Indian leaders in Nebraska are seeking more study of the Wounded Knee massacre of 1890 in order to help reconcile race relations in South Dakota The state has adopted a set of standards in order to help students understand Indian history and historical figures. But some educators, Indian and non-Indian, say the effort is not enough. Get the Story:
Study of Wounded Knee Urged to Aid Relations (AP 1/9)
Wounded Knee study urged
Facebook TwitterJANUARY 9, 2000 American Indian leaders in Nebraska are seeking more study of the Wounded Knee massacre of 1890 in order to help reconcile race relations in South Dakota The state has adopted a set of standards in order to help students understand Indian history and historical figures. But some educators, Indian and non-Indian, say the effort is not enough. Get the Story:
Study of Wounded Knee Urged to Aid Relations (AP 1/9)
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