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Both deal with the topic of Native children being taken away from their families

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Both deal with the topic of Native children being taken away from their families

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Both emphasize the importance of storytelling and tradition

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Both emphasize the importance of storytelling and tradition

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Community sharing stories to heal - importance of language

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Community sharing stories to heal - importance of language

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Many of the stories were very sad and a story that really stuck to me was the one with the woman who sat in a tub of bleach. 

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Many of the stories were very sad and a story that really stuck to me was the one with the woman who sat in a tub of bleach. 

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The United States government went out of their way to divide Native people. The fact that the government continues to separate Native people is shocking.

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The United States government went out of their way to divide Native people. The fact that the government continues to separate Native people is shocking.

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I was surprised on how brutal their experiences actually were

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I was surprised on how brutal their experiences actually were

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Once the orphans came back in both stories things changed (not exactly for the better)

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Both showed the clash of Native American and American culture 

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Both showed the clash of Native American and American culture 

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The documentary was especially touching...

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The documentary was especially touching...

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It was really moving to see a child and multiple children across Maine forcefully taken from their families and still reliving those awful memories when the committee was formed. I think it is really hard for people to understand just how painful it was for Native communities to lose their children, which are their futures.

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the struggle of passing on culture to the next generations but its cut off when kids are taken away and out into mostly white family homes

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How does the perspective of the mother vs child affect how we perceive these stories?

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How does the perspective of the mother vs child affect how we perceive these stories?

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lullaby and other stories are giving new perspectives to the reader about situations most people might not have gone through

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New realizations about the lengths the government went to (much worse than I thought it was).

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New realizations about the lengths the government went to (much worse than I thought it was).

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It was very upsetting to me that they had boarding schools built just for Native children to erase their culture and make them forget who they are.

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It was very upsetting to me that they had boarding schools built just for Native children to erase their culture and make them forget who they are.

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First Light showed the general impact throughout the country, while Lullaby is a specific example

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First Light showed the general impact throughout the country, while Lullaby is a specific example

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I wonder what the perspective is of the families the kids are being out into?

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It's harder to grow out of something than previously thought, especially if you feel as if you're the one to fault for it (signing the document).

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It's harder to grow out of something than previously thought, especially if you feel as if you're the one to fault for it (signing the document).

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Kinda telling the same story (different p.o.v.)

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Kinda telling the same story (different p.o.v.)

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"History repeating itself" along the lines of stories like "Lullaby" and "The Warriors"

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"History repeating itself" along the lines of stories like "Lullaby" and "The Warriors"

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Both Lullaby and The Warriors illustrate the downfall and loss of Native culture. On one hand Lullaby is very similar to the documentary in which the Native people lose their children which are their greatest connection to their heritage and their future, while in The Warriors the sisters lose their uncle to homelessness and substance abuse which shows the loss of culture between those who were the most dedicated to keeping their culture alive. In the end it just shows a loss to keep going as it is too much to handle.

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A more spefic perspective into the children of lullaby

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A more spefic perspective into the children of lullaby

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In "Lullaby", why were the children taken away? Can we get a perspective from a government official? 

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In "Lullaby", why were the children taken away? Can we get a perspective from a government official? 

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surprised how the government tricked them into signing the contract

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surprised how the government tricked them into signing the contract

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Where are the people of the committee today? Are they still working to stop the Native children from being taken away?

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Where are the people of the committee today? Are they still working to stop the Native children from being taken away?

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What is the actual timeline of the events in First Light take place? That is, the forced removing of children from Native homes? Is it something more recent from the 20th century or further back in time?

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What is the actual timeline of the events in First Light take place? That is, the forced removing of children from Native homes? Is it something more recent from the 20th century or further back in time?

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In First Light, why was it the government's goal to remove the indigenous culture?

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In First Light, why was it the government's goal to remove the indigenous culture?

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Did the removers of children from homes believe that the removing was good for the children?

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Did the removers of children from homes believe that the removing was good for the children?