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While we're at it, California should apologize for being the site of so many Japanese internment camps during WWII.

The list could be endless.

O/T, what I most remember about Little Big Horn was a wall section describing Custer's dealings with the Sioux prior to Little Big Horn. He pledged he would not raise a weapon against the Sioux.

That pledge was broken at the outset of the battle, which certainly explains some of the anger and savagery of the Indians that day. It was a teaching moment for my teenage son and 7 YO grandson on the importance of keeping one's word.

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While we're at it, California should apologize for being the site of so many Japanese internment camps during WWII.

The country apologized for that 30 years ago. Reagan signed the bill. I thought it was a bad idea way back then, but official apologies have become a standard feature of politics since then.