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Federal Appeals Court Defers to Trump Administration on Philadelphia Slavery Exhibits
In a crucial legal decision, a federal appeals court has sided with the Trump administration, allowing the removal and replacement of slavery exhibits in Philadelphia, a site of historical significance. This ruling overturns a previous court order mandating the restoration of the original displays.
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Before: In a crucial legal decision, a federal appeals court has sided with the Trump administration, allowing the removal and replacement of slavery exhibits in Philadelphia, a site of historical significance. This ruling overturns a previous court order mandating the restoration of the original displays.
Why it changed: New information came in after the story first went live, so the earlier wording is no longer the best short read.
Now: Washington Times: A federal appeals court gave the Trump administration permission Thursday to proceed with replacing exhibits at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia that had touched on the Founding Fathers' attitudes and treatment of slaves. View Source ->
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