Federal museums and parks would change how American history is presented, removing content deemed divisive or distorting.
This bill would change how federal museums and historical sites, like the Smithsonian and national parks, present American history. It would require them to remove exhibits and programs that are seen as divisive, distorting, or that promote certain gender ideologies. The goal is to focus on American achievements and progress.
Today, federal historical sites and museums, according to the bill, currently present "distorted narratives" and "divisive, race-centered ideology." If this bill becomes law, federal officials would actively reshape content at these sites, especially the Smithsonian and Department of the Interior properties. This would mean focusing on American heritage and progress, while banning content that "degrades American values," "divides based on race," or "recognizes men as women."
HR 4730 · 119th Congress · July 23, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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