Court says President's House slavery panels in Philly can be replaced
A federal appeals court ruled Thursday, June 18, that the Trump administration can replace panels at the President’s House exhibit in Philadelphia, according to the court’s unanimous decision. The panels, which depict the story of nine people enslaved at the site by President Washington, have been at the center of months of debate and national attention.
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