government, it is clear that there was a systematic method that aimed to remove the Native Americans from the land that was desired by the colonists, with the malicious intention to commit genocide. The first example of the patterns of racism that were established is seen in the fabrication of stereotypes onto the Native Americans...
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It was said that the Natives were “barbarians” and that they would rape and murder women and children and that they “served the devil” (Tataki, 1993, p.41). The whites held the belief that the Natives were occupying land that the colonists felt entitled to. “White people also justified the genocide by saying that Native Americans died from diseases they were biologically unable to resist” (Kivel, 2002, p...
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