One of the first things any proud tourist to Washington, D.C., does is tour the Smithsonian museums. Supposedly, these museums are home to the accumulation of American exceptionalism and impact in history, art, culture, and science. Unfortunately, that is no longer true.

To expose the truth, on July 4, the White House released “Saving America’s Story”; the report presented an objective observation of the degree to which biased liberal propaganda has parasitically burrowed itself into our national museums. Stating that “Rather, it is that Museum leadership has explicitly adopted an ideological framework that no longer treats the American story as a shared national inheritance to be taught or celebrated, but as a political instrument to divide, dispirit, and discourage our citizens.”

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The report solely focuses on the Museum of American History — which has more sections on drag queens than the founding fathers — so, living just a mile away from the National Mall, I wondered, “How politically biased are the other Smithsonian museums?” That afternoon, I decided to see if I could trust the National Museum of the American Indian, and the short answer is: no. 

The National Museum of the American Indian decides to focus more on pseudo-historical divisive........

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