Museums in the West hold countless artifacts taken during colonial times, and I think returning them is not just about justice—it's about correcting a historical wrong that still affects source communities today. The British Museum’s Benin Bronzes are a prime example: they were looted in 1897, and Nigeria has repeatedly asked for their return. I understand concerns about empty galleries and reduced visitor experience, but doesn't a museum's mission to educate become hollow if it clings to stolen heritage? Once we accept that possession was based on violence and exploitation, keeping these items feels more like hoarding than preserving—and yes, I believe we should give them back.