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Bishop E.W. Jackson blasts the Smithsonian for what he calls anti-American indoctrination, accusing the museum of distorting U.S. history to vilify the nation while ignoring its unparalleled legacy of freedom and opportunity. Drawing from his own enslaved ancestors, he warns that framing American progress through a lens of racial resentment—echoed in works like Howard Zinn’s “A People’s History”—fuels division rather than unity. He argues that educational materials equating past deportations with modern immigration policies ignore the broader story of American resilience and human dignity. Despite acknowledging America’s flaws, Jackson insists the country remains a beacon of individual potential and personal triumph—a profound blessing worth defending.

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