I'm literally shocked what's happening to these national parks 
! I mean, I get where they're trying to avoid controversy but come on, this is a whole different level 
. What's next, removing signs that talk about Native American history? It's like they think we all just forget how complicated America's past is 
. And what about all the science and nature stuff? Are they gonna take out the planet-saving books too? 
This just feels like censorship on steroids 
, and it's not okay 
. The National Park Service has always been a place for learning and growth, not suppressing history and diversity 
. We need to keep these parks open to everyone, no matter what their views are 
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! I mean, I get where they're trying to avoid controversy but come on, this is a whole different level . What's next, removing signs that talk about Native American history? It's like they think we all just forget how complicated America's past is . And what about all the science and nature stuff? Are they gonna take out the planet-saving books too? This just feels like censorship on steroids , and it's not okay . The National Park Service has always been a place for learning and growth, not suppressing history and diversity . We need to keep these parks open to everyone, no matter what their views are .
The idea behind these gift shops was to promote education and awareness about the rich cultural heritage and history of our national parks. Now, they're being forced to take it all back because some folks are worried about offending certain groups? It's like trying to have a respectful conversation about racism without mentioning racism 
The problem isn't that some items are "non-neutral," it's that we need more nuanced discussions about sensitive topics, not censorship campaigns 
It's like they think history is too complicated for everyone to handle. And what about all those science books and educational materials? Are we just supposed to ignore climate change and evolution now? 
The parks are meant to be a safe space for learning and exploration, not some sanitized version of America that only includes one side of the story.
did you know that 9 out of 10 park visitors support diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives? 
what do u think about this move? will it drive away visitors who want to learn about the past? 
so sad what's going on with US national parks 
I mean can't they just let people learn about diversity & inclusion without being forced to censor stuff? 
instead of embracing it. What's wrong with a little bit of nuance and complexity in education? 
This is so weird... I just go to national parks to hike and learn about nature & history, not to avoid some stuff that might make me feel uncomfortable. 
What if someone wants to buy a keychain with a Native American design or a shirt about the civil rights movement? Shouldn't that be okay as long as it's not hurting anyone? 
This censorship thing is just plain weird and I don't think it's gonna make national parks any more enjoyable to visit... 