Slave descendant criticizes Smithsonian's indoctrination
Black pastor and descendant of enslaved ancestors Earl Jackson criticized the Smithsonian National Museum of American History for promoting what he perceives as anti-American "indoctrination" and woke ideology. He argued that the museum's portrayal of American history fosters resentment and distorts the nation's achievements, emphasizing that the United States remains the "greatest nation on earth" despite ongoing debates over historical representation. Jackson also criticized recent Smithsonian leadership and education materials for using history to advance social justice agendas, which he believes indoctrinate visitors and undermine patriotic values.
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