What is the author's MOST LIKELY purpose for including the following paragraph in the section "Native languages begin to receive protection"? In time, injustices in the school system became known to the public. A 1928 report by the Brookings Institution stated “frankly and unequivocally that the provisions for the care of Indian children in boarding schools are grossly inadequate.” Almost half a century later, a 1969 Senate report deemed the education program a failure. The report’s hundreds of pages were not enough to tell the whole story, the authors wrote, of “the despair, the frustration, the hopelessness, the poignancy ... of families which want to stay together but are forced apart.”

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to show that white Americans were generally on the side of the Diné people throughout the 1900s
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to provide relevant historical facts that also support the author's personal experiences and perspective
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to explain the first steps that were taken by the government to rectify its mistakes and apologize to the Diné people
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to demonstrate proof that every single Diné child forced to attend boarding school had the exact same experience as the author