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Trump administration to remove information on slavery

National park to remove exhibit of famed photograph showing former slave’s scarred back, says report

Now that photo is among dozens of exhibits about slavery at several national parks, which have reportedly been ordered removed by the Trump administration.

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Trump administration to alter Independence Park exhibit that describes slavery under George Washington, reports say

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Trump administration to remove information on slavery from national parks

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Trump Admin Orders Removal Of ‘The Scourged Back’ Photo And Other References To Slavery And Racism

The removal of “The Scourged Back” is part of a broader Trump administration campaign to erase references to slavery and racism from national parks, according to The Washington Post.

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White House debunks claims of removing slavery-related exhibits as ‘fake news’

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"Inventing New Ways To Be Evil" — Here's How People Are Reacting To Trump Reportedly Ordering The Removal Of Exhibits Related To Slavery From National Parks

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Trump moves to scrub national parks sites of signs that cast America in a “negative light”

The National Park Service faced a deadline this week to address signs that “inappropriately disparage” historical figures. One target is George Washington’s house in

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George Washington Monument, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from the series The American Monument

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