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The article "Those Kids Never Got to Go Home" by Jeff Gammage explores the history of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, established in 1879 to assimilate Native American children into white American culture. Federally funded, the school was notorious for past abuses and negligence, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of students. The article emphasizes the Rosebud Sioux nation's recent requests to reclaim the remains of former students from the institution. The article primarily discusses the history of Carlisle Indian Industrial School, the forced assimilation of Native American children into white American culture, past abuses and negligence at the school, and recent efforts to reclaim former students' remains.