Between Two Worlds:
Experiences at the Tulalip Indian Boarding School
- 1905 – 1932
- Assimilation through Education
- By Carolyn J. Marr
- Marching, Marching, Marching
“They wanted me to forget my way of life and learn to be civilized and learn to
be a good white person. I still don’t know what a good white person is. All I know
is that I learned to march, march, march, and not speak my language. You got in
big trouble for that. I got many whippings and confinement.”
—Celum Young, Tulalip Leader (1895–1987)
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Between Two Worlds