What we learned over the past year is this: Communication is important, even in museums. In August 2013, History Colorado Center closed its exhibit on the Sand Creek Massacre after complaints from Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians because those tribes had not been consulted.
Of course, that Denver museum is still a great place to learn about Colorado history. Perhaps the state, museum and tribes can come to an understanding and re-launch that important exhibit about an ugly incident whose woun
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