"Many young Japanese were hearing for the first time the words of Native people from the West"
- Dennis Banks
About this Quote
In this quote, Dennis Banks is referring to the experience of young Japanese individuals who were exposed to the perspectives and voices of Native people from the Western world for the very first time. This could have been through different ways such as literature, media, or individual interactions. Making use of the word "hearing" recommends that these young Japanese individuals were actively listening and taking note of the words of Native people, showing a sense of interest and openness to learning about different cultures and viewpoints. This quote highlights the significance of cross-cultural exchange and the effect it can have on people, specifically those who might not have had previous exposure to varied point of views.
This quote is written / told by Dennis Banks somewhere between April 12, 1937 and today. He was a famous Educator from USA.
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