New Book Tells the Story of Native American Children Removed From Their Homes

In the 1960s, thousands of Native American children were removed from their families unjustly. Here are their stories.

Denalee Chapman July 21, 2016

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Now available on Amazon, the third in a series of anthologies of the survivors Native American adoptees, is Stolen Generations! Survivors of the Indian Adoption Projects and 60s Scoop. First in the series was Two Worlds, followed by Called Home. This book includes firsthand accounts of adoptees who have shown that they can not only survive the unlawful removal from their families and placement into other homes, but have emerged strong and resilient. Also included in the book is historical information about Manifest Destiny in North America and the Indian Adoption Projects. Collected and edited by award winning journalist Trace L. Hentz the book is filled with riveting stories and information.

Denalee Chapman

Denalee is an adoptive mother, a motivational speaker, a writer, and a lover of life. She and her husband have adventured through the hills and valleys of life to find that the highest highs and the lowest lows are equally fulfilling. Book Denalee to speak to your group, or find Denalee's writings, including her books on her website at DenaleeChapman.com.

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New Book Tells the Story of Native American Children Removed From Their Homes

In the 1960s, thousands of Native American children were removed from their families unjustly. Here are their stories.

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