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Analysis Of Ota Kte In The Wild West
Ota Kte used his experiences and struggles to perform in the Wild West show in front of a white audiences. He was considered the voice for the rights of his people after the show. Shanice Britton was raised in Native American tradition. She went to college where many people had many questions for her and had many misconceptions. She would try to learn as much of the language as she can. She made a claim that she will open a vet near her home because at college she would have to drive a hour to get to the closest vet.

“I am determined to become a veterinarian, because there is no vet on my reservation. If an animal gets sick, you have to drive an hour to get to avet. Someday I will open a veterinary clinic
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