Prompt: In Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, Junior leaves his reservation to access better education, while his peers are left behind with inadequate resources and opportunities to get ahead in school. Once Junior transfers schools, he faces a number of culture and race-related issues with a mostly white population at Reardan. Junior’s story about navigating life in school is fictional but representative of the actual education disparities and issues that take place in the U. S. amongst the Native American community that causes students and families to make a sacrificial choice between high-quality education and cultural identity preservation. How can these problems be addressed so students can have access to both? Write an argumentative essay that highlights one area of education reform for Native American students that should be prioritized. The specific focus of your argument should be based on literary sources read throughout the unit (you may also reference Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian). Include the significance of this issue as well as how it should be addressed. **This essay should be 5 paragraph with 5 sentences in each paragraph**