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Smithsonian history museum director stumbles when asked basic questions about biological sex and gender. During a contentious House hearing, Rep. Nancy Mace repeatedly pressed Director Anthea Hartig on whether men can become women, what defines a woman, and how many genders there are. Hartig repeatedly declined to directly answer...

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We can’t make this shit up! Director Hartig, Smithsonian’s Director of American History Museum, is SUPPOSED to be in charge of and aware of all that goes on in that facility. What I saw was a woman attempting to act ignorant on programs she is very aware of, but her acting skills weren’t as convincing as she was hoping. Issue of concern brought up by Congressman Brandon Gill: 1) ‘Latina Power’ paraphernalia is sold there and according to Dir Hartig, “we strive to service all Americans in our museum.” I bet she wouldn’t feel the same way if ‘White Power’ paraphernalia was recommended for sale there.😏 2) She claims that Mickey Mouse is not racist, while claiming it has traditional roots in black face minstrelsy … then admitting that minstrelsy has obvious overtones of racism that has been well documented. So … according to Dir. Hartig, Mickey Mouse isn’t racist BUT has racist overtones.🤦🏽‍♀️ 3) ‘Politeness is important’, Dir. Hartig says. All while her own Smithsonian Mass Action Toolkit calls ‘politeness’ as part of White Supremacy. So … is she attempting to give all the crazy arse black women, going apeshit nuts in society, a pass … and all the random beat downs by black men an excuse?!🤦🏽‍♀️ • Black Americans (around 13-14% of the U.S. population) account for roughly 25-35% of arrests overall and a higher share of violent crime arrests/offenses, per FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) and Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) data. 4) Dir. Hartig says that they [Smithsonian] strive to be objective and nonpartisan and not based on any ideology about history. All while the Smithsonian Mass Action Toolkit calls ‘Objectively’ as one of the core and defining aspects of White Supremacy Culture.😳

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Mike Gonzalez, senior fellow at The Heritage Foundation, told Congress they need to “clean out house at the Smithsonian,” during a House Oversight subcommittee hearing Tuesday focused on the way the Smithsonian Institution presents scholarship on U.S. history. Rep. Brian Jack, R-Ga., asked Gonzalez what Congress should do to fix what he described as an “ideological takeover of many of our institutions.” Jack said it was “clearly a problem” that is “dividing our country.” Gonzalez said that “trying to reform with the present leadership” wouldn’t do anything. “They're committed to the things they want to do,” he said. “We only have to listen to what they say and look at the evidence of what they have produced.” Gonzalez said the Smithsonian’s exhibit review process, which the director of the National Museum of American History had previously detailed, isn't “going to fix anything.” In announcing the hearing, the Republican-led committee claimed that the “Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History is promoting a narrow, politically tendentious agenda instead of seeking to instill in visitors an appreciation for America’s unique history as a beacon of liberty, democracy, and opportunity.” In President Donald Trump’s second term, his administration has sought to clamp down on how American history is framed in public spaces, removing exhibits from national parks on slavery and violence against Native Americans. The hearing is one of two scheduled for this week in the House focused on the Smithsonian.

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Rep. Kweisi Mfume, D-Md., said Black Americans are “outraged at what is happening now with these efforts to do away with the African American museum and all of the Smithsonian,” during a House Oversight subcommittee hearing Tuesday. “If you erase it, we will replace it,” Mfume said. “It’s that damn simple.” In his comments, Mfume quoted former President Abraham Lincoln and said “history taught us and still teaches us that we can't keep making the same mistakes.” Mfume said he sat at the hearing “as a Black man who grew up in segregation, who wasn't allowed to go certain places, who drank from a water fountain that said colored, who found his mother and his father unable to do anything other than basic day work.” “We will not let you destroy that museum. No matter how long it takes, how many battles are required, how much effort is needed, we will not allow that to happen,” Mfume said. “Unless you find a way to kill all of us and walk over our bodies to change history.” The hearing focused on the way the Smithsonian Institution presents scholarship on U.S. history. In announcing the hearing, the Republican-led committee claimed that the “Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History is promoting a narrow, politically tendentious agenda instead of seeking to instill in visitors an appreciation for America’s unique history as a beacon of liberty, democracy, and opportunity.” In President Donald Trump’s second term, his administration has sought to clamp down on how American history is framed in public spaces, removing exhibits from national parks on slavery and violence against Native Americans.

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