Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Another tax-funded propaganda tool.
Absolutely Amazing.
When I attended college, the first wave of neo-Marxist nonsense had become the order of the day. The catchwords are still familiar. Obsessive ramblings about race and "oppression," postmodern "deconstruction" of all that is normal, decent, and objective.
The Smithsonian system of museums is a great American institution. It shouldn't be difficult to appreciate its purpose as a forum for the public to appreciate a wide range of events and personalities in history.
The Smithsonian of late has become grossly corrupted by the Marxist rot that has permeated so much of public life. Journalism, entertainment, the universities, and public schools have all become captive to the cliche’ self-loathings of a propaganda effort to usher in an authoritarian collectivist order.
No one believes that negative events from America's history should be hidden from the public. Certainly most of the public is well-aware of the fact that slavery existed in America's history (though they may not be aware that it existed anywhere else). They know that Europeans conquered land areas previously occupied (though they may not know that it was taken from a largly empty landscape where "native" people often battled and conquored each other).
A family enjoying a trip to a museum should not have to have their children exposed to the latest perverse expressions of "adult" proclivities or the phony impression that they live in a horrible nation with a horrible history.
The "revolution" is on a roll. It's talking points are now beyond predictable. A free society has to allow them their first amendent rights to speak, but that doesn't mean that a day at the museum need be tarnished with the obsessions of Marxists and their perpetual assault on decency.
