Why Museum of Us and History Colorado Didn't Have to Scramble to Comply With New Repatriation Rules — ProPublica

Under new federal rules, museums must gain consent of Native American tribes before displaying their cultural items. While some museums rushed to comply, others, such as the Museum of Us and History Colorado, were prepared to meet the moment.

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