Trump targets ‘anti-American ideology’ at Smithsonian museums

US President Donald Trump has signed an administrative order for more than 20 museums and research centers, which have been visited by millions of people every year in Washington, DC and New York City.

This command instructs the vice -president to remove “inappropriate, divided or anti -American ideology” at the Museum, Center and National Zoo in Washington.

In addition, the Minister of Home Affairs instructs to restore federal property, including parks, memorials and statues. “It has been inappropriate or changed to pernify false revisions of history in the last five years.”

This move is part of Trump’s efforts to form American culture in addition to politics.

The title of this command is “restoring truth and spirit to American history.” JD Vance, who became a member of the Smithsonian Regent Board of Directors because of his position, said he would lead Fuji.

According to Trump’s order, Congress should not fund the exhibits and programs with the Smithsonian exhibition and “dividing Americans with races.” The American Women’s History Museum, which is being developed, argues that “a man will be recognized as a woman.”

It also released a single at the National African American History and Cultural Museum. The museum declared that ‘hard work’, ‘individualism’ and ‘nuclear family’ are the aspects of ‘white culture’. The museum left the office in 2016 in Washington, the first black president of the United States, Barack Obama.

The Smithsonian Museum can be entered free of charge. 10,5-30 million visitors annually. We operate 21 museums in Washington, Virgina and New York.

Here are the National Museum of History, the National Portrait Gallery, the American Museum of Art, and the National Zoo.

This command also instructs Dug Burgum to complete the “restoration and improvement” in the Independence Hall of Philadelphia. It is ahead of the 250th anniversary signature of the Declaration of Independence in the building.

Trump began to reconstruct American culture, and he said he was polluted by “waking” by left -wing ideology. He signed several commands to remove the federal diversity, equity and inclusive programs. Some of them led to legal issues.

Immediately after his inauguration, Trump dismissed John F Kennedy Center’s board of directors for performing arts at Washington DC and installed himself as president.

This measure led to a wide range of criticisms of actors and directors, and canceled the upcoming performance.