Great-Grandson of Slaves Has Warning About Smithsonian’s Anti-American ‘Indoctrination’
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Great-grandson of slaves has warning about Smithsonian’s anti-American ‘indoctrination’
Black bishop Earl Walker Jackson, whose ancestors were enslaved, slammed the Smithsonian for ‘anti-American indoctrination.’ NMAH Director Anthea Hartig called history a ‘tool of social justice,’ sparking White House scrutiny over ‘woke ideology.’
Great-Grandson of Slaves Blasts Smithsonian’s Woke ‘Indoctrination’: ‘It Makes Me Angry’
In this The Gateway Pundit article, Margaret Flavin reports that Bishop Earl Walker Jackson, the great-grandson of slaves, blasted the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History for promoting “woke indoctrination” that divides Americans by race and diminishes the nation’s achievements. Jackson stated, “It makes me angry when people do this to our country,” and called...
Great-Grandson of Slaves Blasts Smithsonian’s Woke ‘Indoctrination’: ‘It Makes Me Angry’ * The Gateway Pundit * by Margaret Flavin
The Smithsonian Institution, particularly the National Museum of American History (NMAH ) and related exhibits, has been accused of downplaying or negatively reframing aspects of American history in favor of a more critical, race- and social-justice-focused narrative. The post Great-Grandson of Slaves Blasts Smithsonian’s Woke ‘Indoctrination’: ‘It Makes Me Angry’ appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Earl Walker Jackson Comments On Exhibits - Civil Deadline
Bishop Earl Walker Jackson, a great-grandson of slaves, has issued a sharp warning about the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. He says the museum is pushing an anti-American narrative that teaches visitors to feel angry and resentful toward the United States. Jackson spoke out after the White House released a report in July accusing ...
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