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#Trump’s order calls the #Smithsonian’s evolving approach a “revisionist” history “with a distorted narrative driven by ideology rather than truth” that is “inherently racist, sexist, oppressive, or otherwise irredeemably flawed.”

Does he just describe himself but sub the names of the institutions he attacks wherever his name was?

#law #AmericanHistory #censorship #WhiteWashing #CultureWars #WhiteSupremacy #MaleSupremacy #heterosexism

npr.org/2025/03/27/nx-s1-53429

Kudos to the incoming president at our state university (UVM). Taking her experience at Boise State (an "underfunded, scrappy underdog that was constantly innovating") and applying it to the new challenges to higher ed. Best quote from the article "have the courage to walk toward that conflict, that disagreement, and engage with people...." chronicle.com/article/have-the (free registration is required) #highereducation #highered #political #culturewars

Curiosity abounds around a contentious protester! William F. Beals II, linked to the far-right **Three Percenters**, staged intense demonstrations outside Tesla dealerships, particularly in Tennessee. His past as a pardoned January 6 convict adds complexity to his claims of consumer rights advocacy against threats to Elon Musk's ventures. This situation illustrates the growing polarization in U.S. culture wars. For deeper insight, read the full article here: alternet.org/alternet-exclusiv #Tesla #ThreePercenters #Extremism #Protests #CultureWars

Alternet.org · Pardoned J6-er with history of far-right extremism now stands guard at Tesla dealershipsBy Jordan Green

« Despite the industry’s (often undeserved) reputation for liberalism, its reactionary foundations were baked in almost from the beginning. […] At the height of the dotcom mania in the 1990s, many critics warned of a creeping reactionary fervor. […] Throughout the decade, Silicon Valley not only became a leading space for a war on the “PC police”, but entrepreneurs also came to represent some of the biggest anti-PC culture warriors. […] This rising “technofascism”, as critics of the time had called it, was temporarily staved off by the dotcom stock market crash of 2000. […] But a younger generation of aspiring tech hopefuls had already come to the valley, seeking fame, riches, and power. […] The Silicon Valley titans of 2025 are following the same blueprint. » theguardian.com/technology/ng-

The Guardian · ‘Headed for technofascism’: the rightwing roots of Silicon ValleyBy Guardian staff reporter