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Fifty-plus exhibits across thirty-seven National Park Service sites were removed under a controversial executive order targeting displays deemed to “inappropriately disparage Americans.” The move, aimed at sanitizing history, sparked outrage from historians and the public who argue these exhibits were vital for confronting truths about slavery and discrimination. Legal reversals, like the reinstatement of enslaved names in Philadelphia, show the debate is far from over—and highlights the deep tension between preserving historical accuracy and promoting national unity.

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