Which of the following statements best demonstrates the father’s belief that the Western school does not appreciate his culture?

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“Millions of dollars have been appropriated by Congress and are being spent each year for "Indian Education.'”'
“Millions of dollars have been appropriated by Congress and are being spent each year for "Indian Education.'”'

“He is the only Indian child in your class, and he is well-aware of this fact.”
“He is the only Indian child in your class, and he is well-aware of this fact.”

“He has seven different tribal systems flowing through his blood; he is even part white.”
“He has seven different tribal systems flowing through his blood; he is even part white.”

“You wanted to call him Wind, insisting that Wolf somehow must be his middle name.”

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The statement that best demonstrates the father's belief that the Western school does not appreciate his culture is:

“You wanted to call him Wind, insisting that Wolf somehow must be his middle name.”

This reflects a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of the child's identity and cultural background, highlighting the father's concern about the lack of appreciation for his culture by the school.