Restores truth and sanity to American history by revising historical narratives and exhibits.
The Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History Act aims to ensure that federal sites, including parks and museums, present accurate and uplifting accounts of American history. It prohibits content that disparages Americans, divides them based on race, or recognizes men as women. The act also mandates the restoration of public monuments and the removal of divisive exhibits. It seeks to reinstate the Smithsonian Institution as a symbol of American greatness by promoting programs that celebrate the achievements of the American people.
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