Down in the apple orchard
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my brother taught me how to read and write and fight. he said, those are things you need to know before you go to school. so i was looking forward to it l being away from home, away from the res. - we walked inside the school, went up the stairs. my sisters went one way, - my brothers went another way and i went another way, and that s the last time i we d actually be together. more than 150,000 children went to the schools. their goal was simple to remove the indian from the child . it was a social experiment, an industrial indoctrination of the entire indigenous population. nobody knows who norman retasket is. theyjust gave me a number. my number was 16. if you didn t do things right, these nuns would be
canada s first nation people. the schools were anglican and government run. but the majority, 70%, were catholic. they operated up until 1997. parents were forced to send their children to the schools. if they didn t, they could face prison. there s a truck that came with a whole bunch of kids in the back, and the driver seen me running in the field, and he picked me up and threw me in the back of the truck and brought me along. norman was seven years old when he was taken to kamloops in 1952. it was real scary for me. we were babies. i didn t start until i was seven, in 1962, and i was very tiny and i was very shy, and it was it was very intimidating.
and i was very shy, and it was, it was very intimidating. my brother taught me how to read and write and fight. he said, those are things you need to know before you go to school. so i was looking forward to it l being away from home, away from the res. - we walked inside the school, went up the stairs. my sisters went one way, - my brothers went another way and i went another way, - and that s the last time we d actually be together. more than 150,000 children went to the schools. their goal was simple to remove the indian from the child . it was a social experiment, an industrial indoctrination of the entire indigenous population. nobody knows who norman retasket is. theyjust gave me a number.
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