As the Smithsonian Institution continues to face scrutiny over its leftward drift, a Fox News Digital tour of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History revealed exhibits that present the nation's past through the lens of oppression of minority groups.Perhaps nowhere in the museum was that more apparent than the popular Entertainment Nation Exhibit.The series of installations, focused mainly on sports, television and music, is a ubiquitous hotbed of woke history.One display focuses on the 2010 "Los Suns" protest, which features a special basketball jersey worn by a Phoenix Sun's player during the protest.The entertainment exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of American history highlights the Phoenix Suns' social activism on behalf of the "Latinx" community.
(Peter D'Abrosca/Fox News Digital)A placard in the entertainment exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of American history explains the Phoenix Suns' social activism on behalf of the "Latinx" community.(Peter D'Abrosca/Fox News Digital)SMITHSONIAN AMERICA 250 EXHIBIT FEATURES 3X MORE LIBERAL ITEMS THAN CONSERVATIVE ONES"In solidarity with the Latinx community, the Phoenix Suns basketball team challenged Arizona’s new immigration law on the court," says the headline of a placard explaining the display."In 2010 Arizona empowered police to question anyone on their immigration status, in effect targeting any Spanish-speaking person with brown skin," the placard says, adding that the professional team described the state's new law as a violation of "our basic principles of equal rights and protection under the law."A mannequin head displays the hijab worn by the first Muslim woman to win a major ice skating competition while wearing the religious head covering.Another display links a 2014 "X-Men" movie to the Black Lives Matter movement, which sparked during the summer of that year."As #BlackLivesMatter went viral in the summer of 2014, one of the first Black woman superheroes was fighting dis...