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A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore historical exhibits removed or altered at national parks and museums, calling the changes an attempt to “rewrite the Nation’s history with a white-out pen.” The administration had claimed the exhibits “inappropriately disparaged Americans,” but the judge ruled that excluding marginalized voices distorts history. Key changes included removing displays about enslaved people at Independence National Historical Park and taking down a Pride flag sign at Sunset Crater Volcano. The judge stressed that true American history must include all communities, not just a curated version. Now, the administration must submit weekly updates on restoring the exhibits, underscoring the ongoing battle over how history is told in public spaces.

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