Judge orders President's House slavery exhibits to remain unchanged amid legal battle
TL;DR
A federal appeals judge has ruled that the exhibits about slavery at Philadelphia’s President’s House must stay as they are for now, as lawsuits over a Trump-era executive order continue. Some panels had been reinstalled after earlier rulings, but a stay halted restoration; critics argue the online “new exhibits” update and removals amount to sanitizing history, while the National Park Service navigates the ongoing dispute.
- Federal judge rules no changes can be made to slavery exhibits at President's House site in Philadelphia CBS News
- Court blocks National Park Service plans to replace slavery exhibit at President’s House Site WHYY
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- Appeals court orders Trump administration to 'preserve status quo' at President's House slavery exhibit ABC News
- Judge blocks changes to slavery exhibit panels at President's House in the Old City section of Philadelphia 6abc Philadelphia
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