A report released by the White House on July 4th criticizes the National Museum of American History, alleging a downplaying of the role of America's founders and an emphasis on social justice themes. The report characterizes leadership at the Smithsonian Institution as exhibiting radical activism.
The White House report states that the National Museum of American History “downplays the contributions of the nation’s founding fathers” while prioritizing discussions related to identity and social justice. According to the report, this approach presents a biased portrayal of American history.
The Washington Times reported that the White House report brands the leadership of the Smithsonian Institution as radical activists who cannot be trusted, indicating that President [information not provided in sources].
The New York Times reported that the scathing report was released on the Fourth of July. The report’s findings suggest a concern within the administration regarding the museum's interpretation and presentation of American history.
No right-leaning sources reported on this story beyond the claims made in the Washington Times report, which characterized Smithsonian leadership as radical activists who cannot be trusted.
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