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I think we could have been nicer even though they are different. WE are now thankful for him! And maybe we shouldn't  have stuffed soap in his mouth!

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Yellow hat:  Chester's contributions were helping us win WWII. He was recognized by getting the highest honor that congress can give someone.

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I think we could have been nicer even though there diferent

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White Hat:
Chester Nez grew up in his  home in Albuquerque, New Mexico
One injustice

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Blue:
I think we were cruel and mean but I still love this country and I'm happy that he wanted to help us!

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Black hat: I agree with Chester about how he felt towards the U.S because they punished them for just speaking their own language.

Blue hat: Learning about Chester's story has changed the way I think about injustice in world by letting me learn that if you make a mistake that I can always be forgiven no mater what happens.

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Blue hat:  He changed my view against injustice because he was punished as a kid for not speaking English, then he was told not to and still did it.

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Blue: I think it is double the injustice for punishing people for their looks and language.
Red: I think its unfair for punishing Chester for not speaking English when he doesn't even know it.
I think Chester felt mad when the same exact entity who punished him and then asked him for his help.

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Do you want to re-examine our Navajo Code Talker resources to answer these questions?

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Do you want to re-examine our Navajo Code Talker resources to answer these questions?

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Please write your answers in complete sentences. Connect your answer(s) to your question.

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Chester Nez always felt that the U.S government had treated him unfairly.  Do you agree? Why or why not?

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What contributions did Chester Nez make to America?

How was Chester recognized for his contributions?

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What could have been done to improve the lives of Chester Nez and the other code talkers to show how much the U.S. government appreciated their contributions?

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Discuss how Chester must have felt when he was punished for speaking the only language he had ever known.

Discuss how Chester felt when the same entity that forbade him from speaking his native language asked him to use that very same language to protect our country.

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Where did Chester Nez grow up and what did his family do for a living?

What injustices occurred in Chester’s young life?

Why did Chester join the U.S. military?

What was Chester’s duty in the military?

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How has learning about Chester Nez changed the way you think about injustice in the world?