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Scottish Museum Removes Mummies From Display Over Consent Concerns

What happened

Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum removed Egyptian mummies from display. A sign at the museum indicated the removal was related to consent issues. A museum spokesperson stated the removal reflects contemporary museum practice.

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    Center1 version

    Newsweek leads with the museum's explanation, directly quoting a spokesperson saying the removal "reflects contemporary museum practice" and presenting it as a policy matter.

    Right6 versions

    Right-leaning outlets emphasize criticism of the decision, with Breitbart and the Post describing the museum as "under fire" and the Post quoting critics calling it "woke nonsense" and "stupidity and ignorance." The Daily Wire and Daily Mail highlight that consent could not be obtained because the deceased are ancient, with the Mail framing it as a "'woke' row."

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