「反米思想」排除の大統領令非難　日系人博物館、歴史抹消と反発

　【シリコンバレー時事】第２次大戦時の日系人強制収容の歴史を伝えてきた全米日系人博物館は１８日、トランプ米大統領が出した「反米的な思想」の排除を命じる大統領令などを非難する声明を出した。有色人種や女性、少数派とそのコミュニティーの歴史を標的にしたもので、「歴史を抹消しようとするものだ」と反発した。
　同館は、政権による助成金打ち切りの余波で、教員研修事業や収蔵品の保存が一時窮地に陥った。多くの人々が寄付を申し出ていったん財務は安定したが、政権の行動に危機感を募らせている。（2025/06/19-08:16）

The Japanese American National Museum, dedicated to preserving the history of the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II, on Wednesday blasted U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order to eliminate "anti-American ideology."
   The order and related moves under his administration "form part of the administration's broader, ongoing campaign to dismantle foundational principles of diversity and democracy, suppress historical narratives that challenge their preferred version of events, and erase the contributions of people of color, women, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and other marginalized communities from the American story," the museum said.
   The museum, known as JANM, was hit by grant cuts under the Trump administration, putting the preservation of its collection and the existence of its workshop project for teachers at risk temporarily.
   While JANM's finances restored stability thanks to donations from many people, it voiced fresh concerns about the administration's actions.
   In the executive order signed in March, Trump claimed that his country's "unparalleled legacy of advancing liberty, individual rights, and human happiness is reconstructed as inherently racist, sexist, oppressive, or otherwise irredeemably flawed."