[pierrem15]

Unconstitutional: any person or institution has the right to make exhibits under the 1st Amendment, and any law mandating return is invalid without compensation.

[Oratam]

I am in total support of this. In the great clash of civilizations, the native American lost. The sooner they are erased from history and forgotten the better. (/s)

[Sequoyah101]

More divide and conquer. More promotion of tribalism in the US.

"In December, President Biden signed an executive order directing new support for tribal self-governance."

How could this being intentional and orchestrated be any more clear?

[OpusatFR]

Erasing native American history continues.

[conservativeimage]

Hidden history, banned history, right before your eyes.

Statues and monuments too.

[Honorary Serb]

If these exhibits are closed, that will contribute to the general public’s ignorance about Native Americans!

[Tacrolimus1mg]

So... Instead of using replicas like many museums do to make sure the real thing is safe, they just close the exhibits?

Great.

[blueunicorn6]

No more white man money.

[moviefan8]

I wouldn’t be surprised if land is forceably given back to the Indians. The elites will still keep their land of course.

[nicollo]

What will the tribes do that were ripped off by the Lakota, who moved into their so-called “ancestral” lands well after others had already settled there?

Or, are all “Native Americans” the same?