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CMV: Native languages should be an option to learn in North and South American schools.

With hundreds of various cultures struggling to maintain their relevance and culture within even their own community, there could be unprecedented interest if local schools offered the chance to speak the local native language with native teachers and an incentive to do so. Maybe even tours for helping, tourism or what have you. 

This would increase native employment, allow other peoples to more interact with the native culture, create more influence within our society for natives instead of being pushed back, and help relations between races.

As it stands now, native communities are losing their people to a pure English speaking community, and if making the langue more modern and interested with peers, could help revolutionize the interest in native culture.
gpt
I can't imagine there's anywhere near enough teachers or student interest to consistently offer a class in native languages outside of schools that serve large numbers of native American students. Many schools have issues offering foreign languages at all or can only offer spanish. If you combine the limited numbers of speakers of most Native languages with the small fraction of those speakers who hold teaching licenses it seems unlikely they can be universally offered.