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Trump administration can replace Washington slavery exhibit in Philadelphia, appeals court says
A federal appeals court allowed the Trump administration to replace a slavery exhibit at George Washington’s home in Philadelphia, overturning a lower court's order to reinstall the panels. The ruling stated the National Park Service could alter the exhibit without consulting the city, which had contributed to its creation. The decision followed an executive order directing museums and parks to remove content that 'inappropriately disparages Americans.'
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