A few years ago, the Calgary Glenbow Museum had to return their collection of native artefacts to various native bands from across Alberta. There was the usual ceremony of burning sweet grass drumming and chanting. The ground was wet from the tears of white people who were guilt ridden and shamed for their own incurable racism.  

Well you guessed it. A decade later, there was a complaint that native culture was absent from the Glenbow Museum, as if they didn't exist at all. Again, shame was heaped upon white people for treating aboriginal people so badly.