 If the Inuit of "Fast Runner" ended up in 1922 in church, the Inuit of "The Journals" ended up in today’s newspapers stories, living in Third World ghettos scattered across the wealthiest First World nations.Historically, how a country treats its indigenous people is an excellent gauge of its social and political views on humanism in general; what happens to the indigenous peoples of any given country is a sign of what will eventually happen to the dominant culture in time.Even today the law, education, religion and media continue to efface living memories of Aboriginal cultural history.