@foxnews: What's on display at the Smithsonian's America 250 exhibit? A Fox News Digital review of the Smithsonian's online catalog finds the museum's new "In Pursuit of Life, Liberty & Happiness" exhibit features just 7 items tied to conservative movements, compared with nearly two dozen tied to liberal causes, including LGBT rights, abortion access, racial justice, organized labor and Democratic politics. Among the liberal-themed artifacts: A 2017 Women's March "p---y hat" Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's gavel Maya Angelou's typewriter A photograph of a 1970s drag queen Monarch butterfly wings worn by an illegal immigrant activist Read more of the Fox News Digital review at the link in our bio

Yarrut :

Okay so please someone give me some examples of republican sociopolitical movements that should be represented. Please, go ahead.

Lujin :

Facts have a liberal bias

grdn :

i mean yeah thats kinda how progress works

Black Professor :

pinky is always cutie

Andrew Dowell 🇺🇸 :

yeah, this is basic political theory? the progressive party is going to have more movements, because conservative is keeping with tradition?

Tired Bob Marley :

I’m sorry that conservatives rarely push history forward

Joe_Wrestle :

It’s almost like conservatives don’t make changes when it comes to the pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness and kinda just get in the way all the time

Rafael_ Eric :

First

Tph2 :

“The left is always protesting something” “why is there all this left leaning historical content?”

Vitaly :

Wow

Amanda Lucy :

Hello

Do not forget :

Luis López :

SICKENING

Derek Johnson :

If accurate, it's reasonable for people to ask whether the exhibit reflects a balanced range of perspectives. Public museums often face scrutiny over how they present history.

jamesrody :

really huh

Linda perry :

Wow

keanure009 :

First

kim taehyung 🇰🇷 :

hello 👋

Daniel Scott :

Amazing

jencat.21 :

The Smithsonian is so weird.

ballsnewyork :

why yall cut off oliver larkin

jaxou41 :

Hey

Kam💫 :

trinn__r__ :

Awesome