The Indian Child Welfare Act requires that:
a. All Indian boarding schools should be culturally sensitive
b. Indian children should be placed with relatives or other Indian families where
possible
c. Children should be barred from casino gambling on Indian reservations.
d. TV stations review program content for negative stereotypes of Native
Americans.
Answer: b
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