Facing accusations from the White House that her leadership is radical, National Museum of American History director Anthea Hartig stands firm, defending the museum’s commitment to inclusive storytelling and rejecting claims it erases history. While Republicans on a House subcommittee criticized the museum’s focus on oppression narratives, Hartig insists the institution remains neutral, striving to amplify diverse voices—not partisan agendas—to tell a fuller, more accurate American story.
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