Source: New York Post
The iconic Redwood National Park recently singled out Native American-themed books for removal from its visitor centers following a directive from the Trump administration requiring parks to report displays that cast US history in a critical light. Under the president’s 2025 executive order “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History,” each Land Management Bureau in the Interior Department must review federal parks, monuments and statues for material that “disparages Americans past or living,” or “emphasizes matters unrelated to the nation’s beauty, abundance, or grandeur. ” Staff at Redwood National and State Parks identified nine titles about tribal history for removal, according to the Lost Coast Outpost.
