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🚨 Smithsonian Teaches ACTIVISM, Not History Chris Rufo: "It's absolutely been captured and subverted. These elite institutions have generated the ideas of critical race theory, gender ideology, and left-wing governance over American history." "Those ideas trickle down into lesson plans for kindergartners and elementary schoolers. This isn't just about...

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WATCH: CBS’s Tony Dokoupil delivers a MASSIVE reality check to those saying President Trump and others want to censor American history by calling on museums like the Smithsonian to focus more on our country’s greatness. Co-host Gayle King and Vlad Duthiers strongly disagreed, suggesting this is “whitewash[ing]” true history.... “American history shouldn’t be a thing of reverence. The country is not above critique, but we shouldn’t look at our history with contempt. And I think there is some room for a correction back toward the middle. And, in fact, you know, Lonnie Bunch, who heads the Smithsonian — and Donald Trump and his administration — in a letter there — they are saying quite the same things. The mission of the Smithsonian is to forge a shared history, a shared future, not just context but hope to lead the country and communities together. That’s essentially the same language that Donald Trump is offering here and I do think there’s room to say in American history what you are describing that process of a journey toward greatness is very real and we all have something to be incredibly proud of. And you talk about overseas, I think the world and its people if you ask — if you ask someone is the world and its people better off because of the existence of America and its people? To me, the answer is unquestionably yes. And I think people walking in the Smithsonian — when they walk out of it, they should get some sense of that.”

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