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By JENNIFER DOHERTY
|The museum says the move follows guidance from an international council of museums to ‘uphold the inherent dignity of human remains.’

A museum at Glasgow says it removed an ancient Egyptian mummy from display because it was unable to obtain consent from the mummified individual or its descendants in what critics say is an example of “woke insanity.”

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|A museum at Glasgow says it removed an ancient Egyptian mummy from display because it was unable to obtain consent from the mummified individual or its descendants in what critics say is an example of “woke insanity.”
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