Museum politics shapes narratives through acquisitions, exhibitions, and repatriation debates, reflecting power dynamics between institutions, governments, and communities. It influences whose history is preserved or silenced, often serving state agendas or corporate donors while marginalizing indigenous voices. However, activists and scholars leverage it to push for decolonization and inclusive representation, benefiting underrepresented groups seeking historical justice and public accountability.
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