Director of National Portrait Gallery Resigns Following Trump's Attempt to Dismiss Her

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Kim Sajet resigned as director of the National Portrait Gallery after President Trump's attempt to fire her was unsuccessful.

Her resignation was acknowledged by Lonnie Bunch in a note to staff, highlighting her contributions over 12 years.

Trump's executive orders aimed at removing perceived improper ideology from Smithsonian institutions prompted her departure.

Sajet was the first woman to lead the gallery, recognized for her passion and creativity during her tenure.

Kevin Gover has been appointed as the acting director following Sajet's resignation, indicating a shift in leadership at the gallery.

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