Museu em Nova York corre para devolver 2.700 mechas de cabelo de ind�genas

A museum in New York is making a significant effort to return 2,700 strands of indigenous hair that were collected from Native American students at a boarding school in Nebraska. The practice of cutting and collecting hair was historically used for anthropological research but is now widely regarded as culturally insensitive and disrespectful. This move highlights the growing recognition of the importance of returning artifacts and remains to their rightful communities, emphasizing the need for museums to engage in more ethical and respectful practices in their collections.