His logos were, to begin with, very convincing. When he spoke about the ability of African Americans to endure civil customs even when they were invisible to society, he became a perfect example of his perspective on Native Americans and his disapproval of reservations, and his use of pathos also played a key role in convincing. us to give the indigenous people a chance to become one with the nation. Especially when he addresses the audience directly and asks: "Why not try Indians?" Why not invite them to live experiences in our communities? Why always invite and force them to remain a people in their own right? If it weren't for reformers like Richard Pratt, I believe Native Americans would be nothing more than the land we walk on.