Protecting American Indian children

Abstract

The Indian Child Welfare Act is a major victory for the cause of American Indian sovereignty, although it subordinates children's rights to the rights of parents and tribes. The author examines the act in the light of the history of child advocacy and discusses the probable effect it will have on American Indian children.

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