Museum staff and exhibits have been impacted by a growing trend of censorship. This issue has been particularly concerning for LGBTQ staff and histories. In recent years, there has been a notable increase in the censorship of LGBTQ-related art and histories in museums.
Further details on this issue can be found in a piece written for Hyperallergic, an arts publication based in New York City, which discussed the importance of museums supporting their LGBTQ staff.
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