The Smithsonian Institute (SI) decided to host a special exhibit which paid a tribute to girls.
But instead of selecting from the countless number of female role-models to display – they featured a “transgender” woman and the racist founder of Planned Parenthood.
The bizarre exhibit titled Girlhood (It’s Complicated) is basically a showcase of leftist propaganda on display for the world to see.
I mean let’s face it – SI knows countless families will walk through their doors – eager to view the latest and greatest exhibit.
So of course, they’ll use this as an opportunity to promote the LGBT and pro-abort agenda – attempting to hide behind “female empowerment.”
Absolutely disgusting.
To add further insult to injury, the “women’s exhibit” doesn’t even feature all women!
Yep, you guessed it, of course they have to throw a “transgender” in the mix.
Featured in the new exhibit is a tribute to Jazz Jennings – a 20-year old self-identified “transgender” women.
Although Jennings was born a male, somehow the Smithsonian thinks he is someone to be admired.
The SI appears to “symphonize” that Jennings “knew” as a toddler that he was really a girl trapped in a boy’s body.
And of course, they give a plug to his parents for “supporting” his transition to become a girl.
Breitbart reported:
“In a subsection of the exhibition titled, “Embracing Yourself,” SI states “girls break barriers every day to change our culture’s definitions of girlhood,” and asserts, “Jazz Jennings is one of those girls.”
SI continues about Jennings, who is biologically male:
Jazz always knew she “was a girl trapped in a boy’s body.” As a toddler, she felt a roar of emotions at not being able to communicate what she was experiencing. Jazz’s family listened, learned, and supported her. Together, they work to support all transgender children through the TransKids Purple Rainbow Foundation.”
As if normalizing “transgenderism” in children is something to be celebrated!
But they don’t stop there.
On top of promoting “transgender” kids – SI actually has the audacity to pay tribute to known racist and founder of Planned Parenthood, Margaret Sanger.
Even though Planned Parenthood is responsible for the slaughter of unborn babies, and Sanger herself was a known racist – SI thought it would somehow be appropriate to include her.
On their exhibition website, SI labels Sanger as “important but complicated”:
“Margaret Sanger, a writer and nurse, advocated for girls to know and control their own bodies – but only certain girls. Sanger believed that women who were poor or who had mental disabilities should not have children, in order to promote a “healthy” society.
While eugenics was popular in Sanger’s time, today such ideas are offensive for devaluing certain lives. How do we reckon with this important but complicated historical figure?”
Why even pay tribute to a person like this?
How about a section titled “women you do not want to look up to”?
Of course, you won’t see any conservative heroes in this exhibit for little girls to admire.
It’s a sad day in our country when a biological man and founder of an abortion slaughterhouse are being promoted as “women” for women to look up to.
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