Museums are a place that serves as an alternative source of information. As time advances, society desensitizes the privilege of having access to such a distinctive reference; threatening the prevalence of museums. In order for a museum to successfully fulfill its purpose, a curator must consider the authenticity, educational value, and relevance of an exhibit. While the financial factor is the basis of any establishment, it can dull the purpose that it serves. As exhibited by Source E, Richard Handler reveals the plasticity that Colonial Williamsburg embodies by avoiding “unpleasantness like slavery, disease, and class oppression…” to attract customers. The result of meeting the ridiculous needs of easily offended people is the increased