
Bishop blasts Smithsonian over alleged anti-American indoctrination
Bishop E.W. Jackson criticizes the Smithsonian National Museum of American History and its director Anthea Hartig, accusing them of anti-American, woke indoctrination in history. He argues history should present factual events rather than push a social-justice narrative, a stance voiced amid a White House report that the Smithsonian has undergone ideological capture and after congressional scrutiny of its leadership. Jackson links his concerns to Howard Zinn’s history-writing and past controversies, while stressing that he believes Americans still enjoy opportunity despite the nation’s past.





