Congressman Garamendi and colleagues urge restoration of bipartisan Smithsonian museums legislation, highlighting concerns over recent partisan amendments.
Quiver AI Summary
Congressman Garamendi advocates for women's and Latino history museums: Congressman John Garamendi, along with members of the Democratic Women’s Caucus, sent a letter to Speaker Mike Johnson urging the restoration of a bipartisan bill to establish The Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum. The letter emphasizes that their support for the bill is contingent on its bipartisan foundation and inclusion of LGBTQ+ individuals.
Concerns over recent amendments: The Members criticized a recent amendment by House Republicans that they claim undermines the bill's intent, suggesting it opens the door to exclusion based on gender identity. They assert that the museum should not be controlled by partisan interests and should reflect a broader, inclusive history of women.
Call to action: In their correspondence, they expressed their commitment to opposing any amended version of the bill that does not maintain its original spirit and bipartisan support. They urged bipartisan cooperation to ensure the museum accurately represents women’s historical contributions.
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