Zitkala-Sa’s life reflects the struggles of Native Americans who faced oppression and cultural erosion. Her hair being forcibly cut symbolized the loss of identity and humiliation imposed by colonial practices. She was subjected to the oppressive forces of American education and culture, where she was stripped of her cultural identity, symbolized by her “shingled” hair and loss of autonomy.
"___ how little changes in the environment can have big repercussions" Tishani Doshi in Journey to the End of the Earth gives an awakening call for man. Analyse the theme of the lesson in the light of the above statement.